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Blepharoplasty
Case DPBLEPH-2026
Male Upper & Lower Blepharoplasty in His 60s
This patient in his 60s was bothered by heavy upper eyelids and under-eye bags that made him look tired even when he felt energized and healthy. Male eyelid surgery requires a careful approach. The goal is not to change a man's appearance or soften masculine features. The goal is to remove the heaviness and restore a more rested, youthful look while preserving the character of the face. Dr. Suzanne A. Trott performed an upper and lower blepharoplasty to address excess upper eyelid skin and fullness beneath the eyes. The result is a brighter, more refreshed appearance that still looks completely natural. One of the biggest changes for this patient is what he no longer hears: "You look tired." Instead, he simply looks like a healthier, more energized version of himself. This is what great eyelid surgery should do—refresh the face without making it look like surgery.
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Case 106047
Deep Plane Facelift, Neck Lift & Eyelid Rejuvenation for a Patient in Her 70s
This patient in her 70s underwent a deep plane facelift and neck lift combined with bilateral upper blepharoplasty and lower blepharoplasty with fat transposition to achieve a smoother, brighter, and more refreshed appearance while still looking completely like herself. By addressing heaviness through the lower face and neck, refining the jawline, removing excess upper eyelid skin, and repositioning under-eye fat, the procedure restored softer facial contours and a more rested appearance without looking tight or overdone. Deep plane facelift techniques work beneath the superficial layers of the face to reposition deeper structural tissues for more natural-looking, longer-lasting facial rejuvenation. Combined with advanced eyelid surgery and fat transposition, this comprehensive facial rejuvenation approach helped restore youthful balance, definition, and facial harmony while preserving the patient's natural character and expression.
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