Drooping upper eyelids.

BlepharoplastyEyelid Surgery
Refresh the upper and lower eyelids with a blepharoplasty approach engineered around the way you actually look. Double board-certified care, in-house procedure suite, recovery measured in days rather than weeks.
What Is Blepharoplasty?
The skin around our eyes is particularly thin and sensitive, and it is often the first area to show the signs of aging. In many patients, this means the upper or lower eyelids, or sometimes both, begin to sag. In the case of the upper lids, some people may find that the sagging is so severe that their vision is partially obscured.
Blepharoplasty rectifies excess skin and lines around the eyes, restoring a more youthful and rested look. At Weston Center for Plastic Surgery, double board-certified surgeon Dr. Eberle brings extensive experience to upper and lower eyelid rejuvenation.
Upper Eyelid Lift at a Glance
The numbers and choices behind an upper-eyelid blepharoplasty at our Weston facility.
Upper Eyelid Lift
Lower Eyelid Lift at a Glance
The numbers and choices behind a lower-eyelid blepharoplasty that addresses bags, hollows, and excess skin.
Lower Eyelid Lift
A Suitable Candidate for Blepharoplasty
Every case is assessed individually. Dr. Eberle will evaluate your candidacy before any cosmetic procedure. Patients are typically approved when one or more of the following apply.
Drooping lower eyelids.
Moderate to large bags under the eyes.
Excess skin on the lower eyelids, sometimes hanging low enough to expose more of the eyeball than is normal.
Excessive skin on the upper eyelids that, in some cases, interrupts vision.
Our Procedures
Discover the full range of surgical and non-surgical treatments tailored to your goals.




