This is an upper lid blepharoplasty case performed on a woman in her early fifties. The before photo shows excess skin along both upper lids, with the skin visibly resting close to the lash line on each side. Upper lid blepharoplasty addresses that excess tissue by removing a precise amount of skin through an incision placed within the natural lid crease, which keeps the resulting scar discreet once healed. The after photo, taken at six months post-op, shows the upper lids with the crease clearly visible and no overhanging skin obscuring it. Healing at six months is well established, so what you're seeing here is a settled, long-term result. Add it to your Favorites ❤️ so you can bring it up when you visit.