This 69 year-old from Pembroke was interested in a blepharoplasty (eyelid lift). He reported a sense of chronic fatigue in his upper eyelids and had to lift his eyebrows up with his forehead to see clearly. He noted that his eyelids rested on his eyelashes and he was having trouble seeing out of the “corners of his eyes.” Dr. Kaye evaluated him and stated that he had severe brow ptosis (droop) and upper lid skin excess bilaterally with the eyelashes sitting directly on his eyelids. Dr. Kaye recommended an blepharoplasty to better his peripheral vision and overall appearance. He is shown here at his pre-op and six weeks post-op appointments.
*Other patients’ results may differ from those explained in the text and accompanying photos.