Upper Blepharoplasty
What is Upper Blepharoplasty?
How It’s Done
Upper blepharoplasty, or upper eyelid surgery, is a meticulous procedure performed to rejuvenate the upper eyelids and restore a more youthful appearance. It commences with the administration of appropriate anesthesia, ensuring the patient’s comfort and relaxation throughout the surgery. The surgeon then skillfully places incisions along the natural creases of the upper eyelids, a crucial step that ensures minimal scarring, as these incisions remain discreet when the eyes are open.
Following the incisions, the surgeon focuses on precisely adjusting the underlying tissues. Excess skin, muscle, and sometimes fat are carefully removed or repositioned as needed to eliminate sagging and create a smoother upper eyelid contour. Once these adjustments are made, the incisions are meticulously closed with fine sutures, resulting in minimal scarring that blends seamlessly with the natural eyelid lines.
The patient is then moved to a recovery area, where they are carefully monitored before being discharged with detailed post-operative care instructions. This comprehensive process ensures that upper blepharoplasty is not only effective but also minimizes scarring, providing patients with refreshed and rejuvenated upper eyelids.
Why Plano Plastic Surgery?
At Plano Plastic Surgery, our standard is excellence from the first consultation through every follow-up. Our surgical team brings decades of combined experience in cosmetic breast surgery, with a patient-centered approach that prioritizes safety, natural results, and genuine care.
All breast augmentation procedures at Plano Plastic Surgery are performed in our on-site AAAASF-accredited surgical suite — a credential that reflects the highest standards of facility safety and patient care. We customize every treatment plan to the individual patient, recognizing that goals, anatomy, and lifestyle are different for every person who comes through our doors.
Our team also has extensive experience with breast revision surgery, helping patients who have sought correction of results from prior procedures at other practices.









