Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)

PROFILES Beverly Hills performs upper and lower blepharoplasty to address eyelid hooding, under-eye bags, and puffiness. The procedure is offered as a standalone treatment or combined with facelift and browlift for comprehensive facial rejuvenation by two double board-certified facial plastic surgeons. All surgery is performed at the AAAHC-accredited West Hollywood surgery center.

Blepharoplasty at PROFILES Beverly Hills is performed by surgeons with specialized training in facial anatomy and facial plastic surgery — a distinction from general plastic surgeons who perform eyelid procedures as one of many body areas. Dr. Litner and Dr. Solieman's exclusive focus on the face means their understanding of periorbital anatomy, including the orbicularis muscle, orbital fat compartments, and the relationship between the brow position and upper eyelid appearance, informs precise surgical planning. Upper blepharoplasty removes or repositions excess skin and, where appropriate, fat from the upper eyelid to eliminate hooding that can impair vision or create a tired appearance. Lower blepharoplasty addresses under-eye bags and puffiness caused by prolapsed orbital fat, using either a transcutaneous or transconjunctival approach depending on skin laxity and the patient's anatomy. Many patients combine lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning or transfer to restore volume to the tear trough area rather than simply excising fat. Eyelid surgery at PROFILES is frequently performed in combination with browlift (to correct brow ptosis contributing to upper lid heaviness), facelift (for patients seeking broader facial rejuvenation), or non-surgical treatments such as Botox and fillers for patients who are not yet surgical candidates. All surgical procedures are carried out at the AAAHC-accredited West Hollywood surgery center. The practice offers both in-person and virtual consultations for patients in greater Los Angeles, across California, and from outside the state. Pricing depends on whether upper, lower, or combined blepharoplasty is planned and whether ancillary procedures are included.