I did upper about 10 years ago- super happy with results. Now (61) thinking I should do lower- puffy and sagging a bit. I did my upper when I had a breast reduction/lift and remember thinking I wish I had done them sooner- the sooner you do it the longer you get to enjoy the results....

Anonymous wrote:I did 5 years ago and covered by insurance. Thrilled with the results. Hurt like heck but worth it. Dr Gaveris.

What part hurt? I’ve always been told it’s painless. Would love to hear your experience.

I did 5 years ago and covered by insurance. Thrilled with the results. Hurt like heck but worth it. Dr Gaveris.

OP, did you get it done? How were your results? Who did you use?

Do you need this for medical reasons? If not, why risk it?

I did it in my mid-40s, but I had a downright droopy eyelid due to Lyme.
I liked it a lot as my eyelids were typically curved down, and now my eyes look better.

Anonymous wrote:My friend had one and she looks great and like herself and age appropriate.

Would you mind telling us who her provider was and how much she paid?

My friend had one and she looks great and like herself and age appropriate.

I had it done a few years ago- like 5- and I feel like I need it done again.

I was super happy with my results and it was a really easy procedure. Maybe I just have droopy eye genetics but I am going to get a consult. I would happily do it again

Anonymous wrote:I did one around 50. Stong genetics of heavy, sagging lids. Went to a highly recommended ocular plastics guy in Wellesley MA. Overall happy but disappointed with scar lines!!

I would not be happy with scar lines on my face from surgery. Would not be overall happy.

I did upper bleph with Dr. Zatezalo and did not have good results. My eyelids are asymmetrical, and not enough was taken off either one. Really disappointed that I'm going to have to get another surgery to fix the mess he made.

Mine was 14 years ago and I feel like it’s now time for a touch up. Easy procedure and one of the best values in surgery.

I have hooded eyes and would love to get a bleph if I could be guaranteed that I would still have the same look, but just maybe a tad fresher. I've seen SO many bleph that weirdly lower the eyebrows and hollow out the eyes at the same time. I don't like the look of 90% of them. For reference, look at Victoria Beckham. She had great eyes and then got the bleph and now she looks all wrong.