Upper eyelid surgery focuses on removing excess skin and fat from the upper eyelids. This can help reduce the appearance of drooping or sagging that can obstruct vision and create a tired look. The procedure can be particularly beneficial for individuals with hooded eyelids or prominent upper eyelid folds.

Lower eyelid surgery targets puffiness or bags under the eyes, often caused by fat deposits or loose skin. This surgery can smooth out the lower eyelid area, improve skin tightness, and reduce the appearance of under-eye circles. It can also address wrinkles and fine lines around the lower eyelid.

This technique is performed through the inner lining of the lower eyelid, avoiding external incisions. It’s particularly effective for removing or repositioning fat without leaving visible scars. This approach is often chosen for patients who need fat removal but don’t have significant excess skin.

Asian blepharoplasty, or double eyelid surgery, is a procedure tailored to create a visible upper eyelid crease in individuals with a monolid (a single eyelid fold). This surgery can enhance eye shape and symmetry according to individual aesthetic goals.

Canthoplasty involves tightening or repositioning the outer corner of the eyelid. This procedure can be used to address issues such as eyelid sagging or to create a more almond-shaped eye. It’s often combined with other eyelid surgeries for comprehensive results.