That’s a big “It depends.” Insurance companies are reluctant to cover blepharoplasty, as it is typically deemed elective for aesthetic reasons. The exception here is if the drooping of your eyelids is to the degree they are infringing on your field of vision (more likely a case of ptosis).
Most other eyelid and tear duct surgeries with Dr. Murrell are for the health of your eyes. These are deemed medically necessary and are usually covered. We work with insurance companies to gain the highest level of coverage we can.