Upper blepharoplasty performed on a patient in their sixties. The before photo shows excess upper eyelid skin sitting low across both eyes, with the lid tissue visibly resting close to the lash line on each side. Surgery addressed the upper lids by removing the redundant skin through incisions placed within the natural lid crease, which keeps the resulting scar discreet once healed. The after photo, taken at six months, shows the upper lid crease sitting clearly above the eye on both sides, with the skin no longer folding down toward the lashes. The six-month timeframe means any residual swelling has long resolved, so what you're seeing reflects the settled outcome of the procedure.