Blepharoplasty

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Double Eyelid Surgery

What is double eyelid surgery? Double eyelid surgery is a specific type of upper eyelid surgery to create a crease in the eyelid in order to form a double eyelid.  Who are candidates for double eyelid surgery? Candidates for double eyelid surgery do not have a visible crease in their upper eyelid and therefore the …

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Ethnic Considerations for Upper Blepharoplasty

What is upper blepharoplasty? An upper blepharoplasty or upper eyelid lift is a surgical procedure that addresses heavy, tired appearing eyelids by removing excess skin and redistributing the eyelid fat. The eyelid skin is the thinnest in the body, therefore, it loses collagen and elastin the fastest. Heavy eyelids are often hereditary and the skin …

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The Melting Midface

What happens to the cheeks as we age? As we get older, several changes occur in our midface that create a more aged appearance. We lose elasticity and collagen in the skin, which causes skin to sag.  The fat pads in the face deflate and descend and our facial skeleton gets smaller as bone reabsorbs …

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Men Want Rejuvenated Eyes Too

Men and women’s bodies can age in different ways. But one area that is common to both is our eyes. Whether it’s due to the thin skin around our eyes and on our eyelids, or whether it’s because our eyes are constantly exposed to the elements — no one escapes sagging, drooping eyelids and the …

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