Eyelid Surgery

Blepharoplasty is more commonly known as an eye lift or eyelid lift, and is the third most popular cosmetic procedure in the U.S. today. Eyelid surgery can include the upper lids, lower lids, or both, and its goal is a more alert, rested appearance of the eyes.

Eyelid surgery can be done to improve the appearance of the eyes or to remove excess skin that can obscure vision. Regardless of the reason you choose to have eyelid surgery, reducing pain after eye surgery is an important aspect of recovery after eyelid surgery.

When can you xercise after eyelid surgery? When can you go back to work after eyelid surgery? When can you drive after eyelid surgery? Read all about eyelid surgery recovery.

The skin of the eyelids is quite delicate. Eyelids surgery can cause a great deal of swelling and stretching of the delicate eye area. It is critical that you know how to care for your eyes after surgery so that you can get the best possible result.

If you have the stomach for it, this page will show you in graphic photographic detail exactly what happens during an eyelift surgery. It's fascinating, even if it is a little bit gory.

Learn more about ways to improve healing from eyelid surgery.

Do you have excess eyelid skin of your upper or lower eyelids? Or do you have bags under your eyes? Are you tired of people saying you look "tired?" Read here for the step-by-step on how rejuvenate your eyes with eyelid surgery.