Blepharoplasty might be an option for: Baggy or droopy upper eyelids. Excess skin of the upper eyelids that partially blocks peripheral vision. Excess skin on the lower eyelids.

Revision blepharoplasty is relatively common and sought by individuals who are unhappy with the initial results achieved with eyelid surgery.

Although everyone's reaction and recovery is different from patient to patient, bruising after blepharoplasty is common. Although bruising subsides overtime, some people can have more extensive and long lasting bruises, especially people that have increased dark pigmentation on the lower eyelids naturally.

Although the fat pads or bulges/bags are gone, often the eyes look different but not rejuvenated. If excess fat is removed from the lower eyelids, not only will it cause hollows below the eye, it will also create a sunken upper eyelid appearance.