Upper and Lower BlepharoplastyBrighter, More Rested EyesBefore and After

This patient is shown six months after upper and lower blepharoplasty with Suzanne A. Trott, M.D., F.A.C.S., in Beverly Hills.

The upper eyelids have a cleaner crease and less hooding, so the eyes look more open without changing their shape.

The lower eyelids look smoother because the fat was transposed to fill the tear trough rather than removed, which preserves youthful volume beneath the eyes.

This approach avoids the hollow look that can follow lower eyelid surgery when fat is simply taken out.

Overall, the eyes look rested and refreshed, and the result still looks like her.