One of the oldest plastic surgery procedures and one of the most common areas for facial rejuvenation surgery is the eyes. It can be done for cosmetic, medical, and reconstructive reasons. Both the upper and lower eyelids can be operated on, but in some instances only one eyelid, only the upper eyelids, or only the lower eyelids may be treated.
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Actual Patient of John E. Lomax, M.D.
Blepharoplasty - Case #053039
This gentleman sought the help of Dr. Lomax when, due to excessive upper eyelid tissue, his visual obstruction began to affect his ability to safely drive a vehicle. His deficit was corrected with both an upper blepharoplasty and, at the request of the patient, a direct brow lift. He was very happy with both the aesthetic outcome and improvement of his peripheral vision.
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Actual Patient of John E. Lomax, M.D.
Blepharoplasty - Case #126269
End of the day eye fatigue was the main complaint of this patient. She was also unhappy that often others would tell her she looked “tired” when she did not feel that way. On exam, she was found to have excessive upper eyelid tissue which caused hooding of her eyelids. After upper blepharoplasty surgery, her eyes are no longer in “shadow” and she is very happy that she looks more bright eyed and feels more rested.
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Actual Patient of John E. Lomax, M.D.
Blepharoplasty - Case #139187
This patient scheduled a consultation with Dr. Lomax because she felt her upper eyelids were beginning to sag and affect her vision. The excess eyelid tissue gave her a “hooded” eyelid which was greatly improved when bilateral upper blepharoplasty surgery was performed by Dr. Lomax. She was very pleased with the results. After surgery her vision improved and she looked and felt more awake and alert.
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Actual Patient of John E. Lomax, M.D.
Blepharoplasty - Case #026824
This patient sought the expertise of Dr. Lomax because of excess upper eyelid tissue. After bilateral upper blepharoplasty surgery was performed by Dr. Lomax, the patient’s eyes look bright, less tired and her entire eye can now be seen.
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Actual Patient of John E. Lomax, M.D.
Blepharoplasty - Case #145607
Too much upper eyelid tissue caused this patient to look and feel tired. Following her upper blepharoplasty surgery, she looks more alert and awake. Her upper eyelids are now visible and the world appears brighter.
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Actual Patient of John E. Lomax, M.D.
Blepharoplasty - Case# 105254
Loss of peripheral vision and puffiness under the eyes were the two issues of concern for this patient. After consulting with Dr. Lomax, he decided to have both upper and lower lid blepharoplasty. The excess upper and lower eyelid skin is now gone, and the patient looks refreshed and rejuvenated.
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Actual Patient of John E. Lomax, M.D.
Blepharoplasty - Case #138133
Too much upper eyelid skin and puffiness beneath her eyes lead this patient to consult with Dr. Lomax. Together they made the decision to proceed with both upper and lower blepharoplasty and now she loves her refreshed look.