Upper eyelids
The extra skin that hangs above the eye and lands on the lashes. I remove it through the natural crease; sutures out in a week.
The treatments / Eyes
I was tired because I just had a baby, but I didn’t want to be asked if I was tired.
The lower lid, it’s like a little hammock. And it goes from here to here. And it holds the skin up. And if it gets weakened, it’ll fall down.
Upper eyelid surgery takes about an hour. Sutures come out in a week.


A closer look
…you know when the skin under your eye gets crepey… you want it to regenerate. You don’t just want to put filler under there and see a bubble. Some people are great candidates for it, but not all of us.
The extra skin that hangs above the eye and lands on the lashes. I remove it through the natural crease; sutures out in a week.
Bags, and the hammock that has weakened under them. What is done depends on what is actually there — and I show you, in the mirror, before anything is decided.
Micro movements first: a few units of tox where the brow is being pulled down. Surgery when the brow itself has fallen.
Filler when the anatomy is right for it; regeneration — lasers, SkinPen — when the skin is the problem.
When the brow itself has fallen onto the lid and tox has lifted it as far as it can: the lateral brow lift, through the hairline, lifts the outer brow where it matters. Macro movements, saved for when the micro ones are spent.
Latisse for the lashes that thinned. Upneeq drops for the lid that sits a little low without surgery — it lifts for the day, and it tells us whether surgery would.

What people ask before they decide.
No one can predict the vagaries of wound healing. And that’s the truth.
It can be not perfect, but if it’s not perfect, you always want to have gone to one person, because you don’t want more than one person messing with it.
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