Because the incisions are made within the eyes' natural contours, they are barely visible and the scars fade over time. Lower eyelid blepharoplasty reduces excess fat or skin in the lower eyelids. The surgeon makes incisions in the inside or outside of the lower eyelids and gently removes excess fat. The incisions are then closed with tiny sutures. Incisions made on the inside of the eyelids are not visible.
Incisions made on the outside of the lower eyelids are barely visible and the scars fade over time.
This procedure raises the eyebrows and reduces creases and wrinkles on the forehead as well as excess skin at the bridge of the nose. The surgeon makes an incision across the top of the head, a few inches above the hairline. The brow and forehead are lifted upward and excess skin is removed. The incision is closed with sutures. This procedure elevates drooping eyebrows by removing excess skin above the eyebrows.