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Numerous patients and their surgical results are shared below. All of patients enjoyed significant cosmetic benefits; some procedures were covered by insurance because they were undertaken to improve visual function.

Preoperative: Right upper lid ptosis repair and left upper lid blepharoplasty.

Preoperative

Preoperative: This patient complained of heavy upper lids. He also had a brow configuration (with the inner portions pointing downwards) that evoked an expression of anger.

Preoperative: This patient complained of heavy upper lids, eyebrow asymmetry, and some circles beneath the lower lids.

Preoperative: This patient has visually significant upper lid droop, as well as cosmetic complaints of eyebrow asymmetry and ‘puffy’ lower lids.

Preoperative: This patient has visually significant upper lid droop, giving her a tired appearance.

Preoperative: This patient complained of puffy lower lids.

Preoperative: This patient had upper lid droop that was affecting his vision. He was also concerned about tissue “bags” in the lower lids.

Preoperative: This patient complained of a retracted left upper eyelid, making the left eye appear to bulge.

Preoperative: This patient has visually significant upper lid droop, giving her a tired appearance.

Preoperative: This patient complained of upper lids obscuring his vision, as well as lower lid bags.

Preoperative: This patient complained of upper lids obscuring her vision, as well as lower lid bags.

Preoperative: This patient complained a heaviness of the upper lids and desired Asian blepharoplasty.

Preoperative: This patient complained a heaviness of the upper lids as well as some age-related changes in her lower lids.

Preoperative: This patient complained a heaviness of the upper lids and also wanted lower blepharoplasty.

Preoperative: This patient complained of drooping upper lids, and also wanted her lower lids to look more youthful.

Preoperative: This patient complained of excess tissue on both upper lids, as well as puffy lower lids. Additionally, she had ptosis (true eyelid droop) on the right side, making her eye look a little smaller on that side.

Cosmetic Reconstruction

Dr. Walrath operates on a significant number of patients who have endured complications from previous upper and lower lid blepharoplasty. Dr. Walrath has expertise in fixing these complications and has recently written articles on the subject.

Preoperative

Preoperative: This patient complained of a “small eye” on the right due to improper eyelid anchoring during cosmetic surgery.

Preoperative: This patient complained of irritation in the left eye preoperatively. The left eye, pictured below, has lost it’s normal attachments to bone. The “white triangle” of the eye can be seen, and it is small compared to the other side.

Preoperative: This patient could not close his eyes after cosmetic lower eyelid surgery followed by two revisions. The eyelids were simply anchored too superiorly at the outside corners — this interferes with upper eyelid closure, as can be seen in the bottom picture during attempted lid closure.

Preoperative: This patient had cosmetic upper blepharoplasty that left her right upper lid drooping.

Preoperative: This patient had prior lower lid surgery with fat injections. That surgery left her with both lids too low. The outer corners of the lids tended to droop as well, leading to a “sad” apperance. There is additional bulk in the right lower lid due to fat injection.

Disclaimer: Please note that each patient heals differently. Note that every single photo on this website is from a patient of Dr. Walrath’s. These represent personal surgical results. Some surgeons have used photos on these webpages in the past without permission, when counseling their patients, for their own benefit. If that has been your experience, kindly contact Dr. Walrath.