This is an upper blepharoplasty case performed on a patient in her mid-sixties. The procedure addressed excess upper eyelid skin on both sides. At six months post-op, the after photo shows the upper lids sitting higher across the lid margin, with the iris and pupil more fully visible than in the before photo. The crease is visible and the lash line is unobstructed. Upper blepharoplasty is typically planned around how much skin is present and where the natural lid crease falls, so the plan will look different from one patient to the next. If you're considering this procedure, that context matters when you review any gallery case. Individual results vary.