Eyelid Surgery Gallery
Blepharoplasty
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Procedure: Blepharoplasty
Eyelid Surgery Patient 08
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Durable Suture Technique (DST)
Non-Incision Suture Method
Anchor incisional crease surgery
Patient 01 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery)
Patient 03 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery)
Patient 04 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery), Ptosis Correction
This patient had weakness of both of her eyelids, worse on her right. Both eyelid muscles were tightened (ptosis repair) and a crease placed (blepharoplasty). Note that the eyelashes no longer point downward and the vertical opening is greater than preoperatively.
Patient 05 – Eyelid Surgery
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Patient Age: 27 years old
Procedure: Durable Suture and Twist (DST) Technique (Non-Incisional Crease Creation)
Patient 07 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedures: Double Suture and Twist (DST) Technique (Non-Incisional Crease Creation), Epicanthoplasty (Inner Corner Adjustment)
7 days post-op. The epicanthoplasty allows the crease to fold in a more natural shape. The scar will become flat in a few weeks in most cases.
Patient 08 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Double Suture and Twist (DST) Technique (Non-Incisional Crease Creation)
Patient 09 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Ptosis Correction
This patient looked sleepy and her eyelid crease fluctuated throughout the day and the lines were not crisp or symmetric. Sometimes she had headaches from straining her forehead to look more alert. This “ptosis” was corrected by strengthening the muscle that opens the eyes- note how more of her iris shows. Her hollow orbits also filled out more. She looks more alert and engaging. Interestingly, you can see how her brows dropped down to a more relaxed position post op.
Patient 12 – Eyelid Surgery
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Patient Age: 25 years old
Procedure: Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery)
As seen on the Dr. Phil Show.
Patient 14 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery)
Patient 17 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery)
Patient 18 – Eyelid Surgery
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Patient Age: Late 40s
Procedure: Lower Blepharoplasty with Canthopexy
Lower lid fat repositioning, removal of excess lower lid skin and tightening of the outer corners of the eye (canthopexy).
Patient 19 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Blepharoplasty (Upper and Lower)
Patient 20 – Eyelid Surgery
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Procedure: Lower Blepharopasty
Patient 21 – Eyelid Surgery
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Eyelid Scar
Patient 30 – Eyelid Surgery, Rhinoplasty
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Patient Age: 23 years old
Procedure: Rhinoplasty, Double Suture and Twist (DST) Technique (Non-Incisional Crease Creation)
Surgery demonstrated on The Montel Williams Show.
Patient 37 – Rhinoplasty, Chin Augmentation, Eyelid Surgery
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Patient Age: 22 years old
Procedures: Rhinoplasty, Chin Implant, Double Suture and Twist (DST) Technique (Non-Incisional Crease Creation)
8 years after nose, chin, and eyelid surgery. Nose surgery with silastic bridge and cartilage to tip. Chin implant. Non-incisional eyelid surgery on the left eye. Silastic implants are generally well tolerated along the bridge in Asian patients.
Patient 40 – Upper Face Rejuvenation – Brow Lift, Eyelid Surgery
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Procedures: Brow Lift, Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery), Lower Blepharoplasty with Canthopexy
Five years post-op.
Patient 41 – Eyelid Surgery, Rhinoplasty, Chin Augmentation, Buccal Fat Removal
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Procedures: Blepharoplasty (“Anchor” Incisional Crease Surgery), Rhinoplasty, Chin Augmentation, Buccal Fat Removal
