UPPER EYELID CONCERN GUIDE

My upper eyelids look droopy.

Even when drooping looks similar, the cause may be the upper-eyelid skin, brow position, or forehead movement. Check what you notice before choosing a procedure.

01Understand02Check concerns03Compare options

01 · MY CONCERN

Check the concerns you notice now.

You may select more than one. This is not a diagnosis; it helps organize what to discuss during your consultation.

01Skin folds over my eyelid crease and feels heavy.02Drooping at the outer corners bothers me most.03My existing eyelid crease is hidden by skin.04My brows have lowered and the space above my eyes looks narrow.05I raise my brows or use my forehead to open my eyes.06I want to preserve my current eyelid crease as much as possible.07My brow height or degree of drooping looks uneven.08I want to compare scar locations and recovery times.

Anything else you would like us to know?You can include this note when you continue to the private consultation.

02 · DIRECTION CHECK

Options to compare based on your answers.

We compare different approaches using the same criteria instead of assuming one procedure is right for everyone.

Select your concerns first.

Your selections will highlight which options to review first.

Upper blepharoplasty

Removes and reshapes excess upper-eyelid skin and tissue through the eyelid crease.

Often considered when: Excess skin covers the pupil or existing eyelid crease.
Also assessed: Skin amount, fat, muscle, eyelid crease, and eye-opening strength.

View procedure details

Sub-brow lift

Trims drooping skin beneath the brow while minimizing changes to the existing eyelid shape.

Often considered when: Drooping is prominent below the brow or toward the outer eye.
Also assessed: Brow shape and height, skin thickness, asymmetry, and scar position.

View procedure details

Endoscopic forehead lift

Adjusts descended brow and forehead tissues together to improve the upper eye area.

Often considered when: The brow itself has lowered and the upper eyelid looks heavy.
Also assessed: Brow position, forehead habits, asymmetry, hairline, and facial balance.

View procedure details

Continue with a consultation based on your selections.

You do not need to choose a procedure before meeting the doctor.

Continue to online consultation

03 · RECOVERY GUIDE

Recovery is also part of choosing a procedure.

Tell us about important dates and how much recovery time you have available.

Early recovery

Swelling, bruising, and tightness may occur. Washing, makeup, and exercise guidance varies by procedure.

Incision and scar

The approach may be through the eyelid crease, beneath the brow, or within the scalp.

Follow-up

Suture removal and follow-up timing vary. Recovery is checked over time rather than judged too early.