Eyelid Surgery (Upper & Lower)
Brighter eyes
A subtle change with a significant impact
Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) addresses one of the most telling signs of aging — tired, heavy, or puffy eyes. Whether correcting upper lids that hood the eyes or lower lids with persistent puffiness, the results are a more rested, refreshed appearance that looks entirely natural. At Surgical Suites of Beverly Hills, every procedure is performed in a private OR by a team trained for delicate facial surgery.
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Each service is built around your recovery and peace of mind.
What is eyelid surgery?
Blepharoplasty removes or repositions excess skin, muscle, and fat from the upper and/or lower eyelids. Upper blepharoplasty lifts hooded lids; lower blepharoplasty reduces under-eye puffiness and dark hollows. Procedures are typically performed under sedation or general anesthesia and take 1–2 hours. Most patients return home the same day.
- More open, rested, and youthful-looking eyes
- Reduction of hooding that can impair peripheral vision
- Elimination of under-eye puffiness and bags
- Long-lasting, natural-looking results
- Minimal downtime relative to the transformation achieved
- Can be combined with brow lift or facelift for complete rejuvenation
- Results that complement the overall facial appearance
- Performed in a private, surgical suite
- Adults with excess skin or hooding on the upper eyelids
- Patients with lower eyelid puffiness, bags, or dark hollows
- Those who look tired despite being well-rested
- Individuals in good overall health with no active eye conditions
- Non-smokers, or those who can stop well in advance of surgery
- Patients with realistic expectations about what eyelid surgery can achieve
- Those who have been evaluated for functional concerns such as vision obstruction
- Adults who have received a consultation and surgical clearance
Your day from start to finish
Four straightforward steps from consultation to recovery
Schedule your consultation
Meet with your surgeon and discuss your goals
Pre-operative preparation
We guide you through testing and instructions
Day of surgery
Arrive early, settle in, and let our team handle the rest
Recovery and follow-up
Rest in our dedicated recovery space before heading home
Why surgical suites of Beverly hills
We don't just provide operating rooms. We provide a complete surgical experience backed by accreditation, skilled staff, and a commitment to your safety that runs through every hour you're with us.
Accredited facility with proven standards
Experienced team focused on your care
Transparent pricing and insurance coordination
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FAQs
Common questions about this service and what to expect.
Post-operative follow-up is coordinated through your surgeon's office. Our team remains available to support you through your recovery.
Yes — the goal of eyelid surgery is a natural, rested appearance, not an operated look. Results are designed to enhance your features, not alter them dramatically.
Eyelid surgery at our facility is typically performed under general anesthesia or IV sedation, with a board-certified anesthesiologist present throughout.
Yes. Blepharoplasty is commonly performed alongside brow lift, facelift, or facial fat grafting for more comprehensive rejuvenation. Your surgeon will advise what makes sense for your goals.
Upper eyelid incisions are placed within the natural lid crease and are typically invisible once healed. Lower lid incisions are placed just below the lash line or inside the lid (transconjunctival approach). Most scars fade to near invisibility within several months.
Upper eyelid results typically last 5–7 years or more; lower lid results tend to be longer-lasting. While aging continues, most patients find the improvement is meaningful and durable.
Yes, if indicated. Upper and lower blepharoplasty can be performed together in a single session, which is common and adds minimal recovery time. Your surgeon will recommend the appropriate approach based on your anatomy and goals.
Most patients resume light activity within 7–10 days and return to work within 1–2 weeks. Swelling and bruising typically resolve within 2 weeks, though subtle residual swelling may take a few months to fully subside.
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