For Men in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Blepharoplastyfor Men

with Dr. Nathan Eberle

Male eyelid surgery to refresh a tired-looking gaze, remove excess skin and bags, and restore an alert, rested appearance without softening your masculine features. Double board-certified care, in-house procedure suite.

Overview

What Is Male Blepharoplasty?

Blepharoplasty is the medical term for eyelid surgery, a procedure designed to smooth and firm the appearance of the eye area by removing excess sagging skin and fat. In men, it is commonly performed on those whose upper eyelids droop into their line of sight, whose brows sag, or who carry puffiness and bags under the eyes.

Many men find that sagging skin around the eyes makes them appear older than they actually are. Blepharoplasty reverses that effect, leaving you looking refreshed, alert, and rejuvenated, and restoring a more youthful appearance to the face.

Benefits

Benefits of Male Blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty makes men look younger, more alert, and less tired by removing the bags, wrinkles, and sagging skin around the eyes that age the face.

Upper Eyelid Skin
Eliminates excess skin around the brows and upper eyelids that creates an aged appearance.
Crow's Feet
Reduces wrinkles, lines, creases, and sagging skin around the corners of the eyes.
Under-Eye Bags
Diminishes puffy bags beneath the lower eyelids that signal fatigue.
Lower Eyelid Skin
Eliminates excess skin and wrinkles from the lower eyelid region.
Recovery

Recovery Timeline

Most men take about a week off from work after blepharoplasty. Here is what to plan for.

Time Off Work
About one week of recovery before returning to work.
Care at Home
Surgical tape holds the sutures in place; an antibiotic ointment may be prescribed.
Practical Tips
Button-down shirts and elevated head positioning while sleeping help avoid disturbing the eyelids.
What to Expect
Tenderness, bruising, and swelling are normal. Temporary vision effects can include dry or watery eyes, blurred vision, or light sensitivity.
Investment

Cost & Scope

Blepharoplasty can be performed on the upper or lower eyelids, or both, in a single surgical session. Surgeries that address both sets tend to cost more than those that address only one. Financing is available.

To learn more about your options, contact double board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Nathan Eberle at Weston Center for Plastic Surgery.

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