Blepharoplasty Photographs and Images (eyelid tightening, eyelid lift)

Standard images to help us understand your problem for eyelid surgery.

Michael Bermant, MD
Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery

Standard photographic views for blepharoplasty eyelid surgery.

We do see patients from around the world and try to plan a package ahead to minimize possible disappointments. Preliminary evaluations include information about the problem, medical information, photographs, and in some cases previous surgical details and doctor office notes. Please contact our office about the fees for this preliminary evaluation and details of what we need before forwarding anything.

The photographs should be all of the views shown on this web page and at least 3x5 large or by E-mail images (JPEG compression preferred). When the eyelids alone are the issue, close up views as seen on this page show detail. However, such images do not reveal brow issues. If in doubt we prefer that the full face should fill the entire image for each view (as seen here). Standard views include:

• Picture of front view eyes looking straight ahead.
• Picture of front view eyes looking straight down.
• Picture of front view eyes looking up to the left.
• Picture of front view eyes looking up to the right.
• Picture of front view eyes looking down.
• Picture of side view from left and right eyelid open.

	Photograph of the front view before surgery eyes looking straight ahead.
	Photograph of the front view before surgery eyes looking down

Photograph before surgery from the left side with eyes open.	Photograph before surgery from the right side with eyes open.

	Before surgery picture of front view with eyes looking up to right.
	Before surgery picture of front view eyes with looking up to left.

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