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AMIR M. KARAM, MD, BOARD CERTIFIED "I've had several cosmetic surgeries in the past, and no one was more thorough in explaining all the details of the surgery than Dr Karan and his staff! They were extremely professional and very caring. It was a wonderful experience!" -Facelift patient

Aging of the Upper Eyelid Region We’ve all come to associate a bright–eyed, confident appearance with happiness and youth, but that look is the first to go when it comes to aging. A youthful upper eyelid has very little excess skin around the eyelid, and there is a smooth layer of fat that contours around the bony orbital rim, giving a soft appearance to the superior orbital rim and infrabrow region. Through younger years, the lateral (outer) aspect of the eyelid is free of hooding, and the supratarsal crease should be clearly visible with a corresponding degree of lid below the crease (this is the space where women apply eyeshadow).

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eyelid blepharoplasty, lower eyelid

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blepharoplasty with lower eyelid skin pinch, and fat transfer

Aging of the upper eyelid involves development of excess skin (dermatochalasis) and vol-ume loss. With age, this extra skin crowds the eyelids and decreases the amount of upper eyelid that can be seen. The volume loss beneath the eyebrows and upper eyelids results in skeletonization of the superior orbital rim, leading to a hollow, boney appearance. In some cases, there may be mild bulging of a fat pad, which is often unmasked as a result of the regional volume loss. The ideal surgical candidate is a patient of any age group that exhibits redundant upper eyelid skin to a degree that it is negatively affecting the individual’s appearance. It’s difficult to feel like your confident and best self when your age is showing through your eyes. The upper lids may appear “tired” and, in some extreme cases, impact the lateral visual field. Younger patients affected by familial blepharochalasis (extra eyelid skin formation) often benefit from upper blepharoplasty between the ages of 20 and 40 years old, but the typical “aging face” patient will benefit from surgical excision once 40 years or older.

Our Unique Treatment Approach Upper Eyelid Blepharoplasty Our Upper Eyelid Blepharoplasty procedure is performed to remove the extra skin that sags and drapes over the upper eyelid. The heaviness of the upper eyelid not only makes the eye appear hooded, but also makes the eyelid feel heavy. Many patients note how much more comfortable and light their upper eyelids feel after this procedure. The incision is made in the natural eyelid crease and only unnecessary skin is removed. Because fat and muscle are not removed, the eyes appear naturally refreshed and never

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