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In preparing for blepharoplasty, Dr. Gross draws a gentle gull-wing shape into the outline of the eyelid so the final incision line is hidden in the natural crease.
Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)
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Eyelid surgery can correct heavy upper lids or puffy bags below your eyes that may make you look much older or tired when you actually feel young and vigorous. Sometimes called an eyelid lift, this procedure also can improve dark circles under your eyes. Men and women often visit Dr. Edward J. Gross for eyelid surgery (also called blepharoplasty) near Orlando.
Dr. Gross is a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon who creates natural-looking results with eyelid surgery. Request a consultation today, or call our office at (407) 333-3040.
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Case 218, Blepharoplasty
Cheryl had an Upper and Lower Blepharoplasty and a 35% TCA Chemical Peel. Cheryl was bothered by the heaviness in her eyes and the overall aging of her skin. Dr. Gross performed an Upper and Lower Blepharoplasty to give a younger appearance to her eyes and a 35% TCA Chemical Peel to give her fresh new skin Upper and Lower Eyelid surgery results. Before and after images after one month.
Case 285, Blepharoplasty, Surgery for Men
"Eyelid surgery (or Blepharoplasty) is one of the most gratifying plastic surgery procedures and also the most common area of need for men and women", says Dr. Gross. This procedure removes fat and excess skin from the upper and lower eyelids. Dr. Gross will also make necessary adjustments to the eyelid muscles for smoother, long-lasting results. A new procedure call Transconjunctival Blepharoplasty or TCB allows the doctor to perform lower eyelid lift without any sutures or stitches- leading to a quicker recovery and no visible suture line!
Case 295, Blepharoplasty, Surgery for Men
This 3/4 view shows Before and After results 1 month following Minilift and eyelid lift by Dr. Gross. Her procedure was done as an outpatient at Primera Surgery center.
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Proven Techniques, Outstanding Results
This procedure removes fat and lax skin from the upper and lower eyelids to eliminate:
- Excess skin obscuring the natural folds of the upper eyelids
- Loose skin hanging down from the upper eyelids, often impairing vision
- A puffy appearance to the upper eyelids, making the eyes look tired
- Excess skin and fine, "crepe paper" wrinkles of the lower eyelids
- Bags and dark circles under the eyes
- Lower eyelid droopiness
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Our practice is among the few that use computer imaging to show potential results. With the help of this technology, Dr. Gross can reliably tailor a surgical treatment plan for the unique needs of each patient.
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Blepharoplasty With a Facial Plastic Surgery Specialist
In addition to removing excess tissues from the eyelids, Dr. Gross will make necessary adjustments to the eyelid muscles for smoother, long-lasting results. A refined procedure called transconjunctival blepharoplasty, or TCB, allows him to perform lower lid blepharoplasty without using any sutures or stitches. This leads to a quicker recovery and no visible suture line.
Dr. Gross may recommend a forehead lift for patients with an upper eyelid condition accompanied by sagging of the eyebrows. He may also suggest BOTOX® Cosmetic or laser resurfacing procedures to smooth crow's-feet or other fine wrinkles. To treat circles beneath the eyes caused by dark pigmentation, Dr. Gross may recommend fillers such as Restylane® or RADIESSE®, or a fat transfer. Other options for rejuvenation around the eyes include prescription strength bleaching cream or a light chemical peel.
For best results, Dr. Gross often combines eyelid surgery with eyebrow lifting using transbleph brow lift techniques, endoscopic forehead lift, and Endotine® products or other helpful adjuncts such as BOTOX, a TCA chemical peel, or laser peels such as DOT CO2 or Fraxel®.
A Smooth Recovery
Eyelid surgery is an outpatient procedure at Primera Surgery Center. Upper blepharoplasty takes place under local anesthesia and oral sedation. When performed together, upper and lower blepharoplasty call for light general anesthesia, with a comfortable, easy recovery.
Temporary side effects include discomfort, bruising, swelling, and dryness. Patients can generally resume reading after 2 to 3 days and driving after 7 days. Most patients can resume work after 7 to 10 days, wearing contact lenses after 2 weeks, and strenuous activities and drinking alcoholic beverages after 3 weeks. Results can last 10 years or more.
To learn more about this procedure, please view our Eyelid Surgery FAQ.
"Blepharoplasty is one of the most gratifying plastic surgery procedures. The eyelid area is also the most common area of need for both men and women."