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Upper Blepharoplasty in Jaipur | Upper Eyelid Surgery by Dr. Sushrut Kalra

Upper blepharoplasty is a specialized surgery that removes excess skin, adjusts underlying muscle, and addresses fat pockets in the upper eyelids to bring back a refreshed, more rested look. Over time, the skin around the eyes loses tightness, and fat that was once held in place can start to push forward, making the eyelids look heavy or tired.

Dr. Sushrut Kalra performs precise upper blepharoplasty in Jaipur. In more advanced cases, heavy hooding can rest directly on the eyelashes and even affect vision. By placing incisions carefully within the natural eyelid crease, excess tissue is removed conservatively to restore a defined, natural eyelid fold without changing the natural shape of the eyes.

Anatomical Concerns Addressed in Upper Eyelid Surgery

  • Sagging Upper Eyelid Skin Removes excess, stretched skin from the upper eyelid, while keeping enough skin intact for the eye to close fully and comfortably.
  • Puffiness in the Upper Eyelid Addresses fat that has pushed forward and created a puffy look, particularly near the inner corner of the eye, without leaving a hollow appearance.
  • Thickened Eyelid Muscle Trims a thin strip of underlying muscle when needed, helping create a smoother, more defined eyelid crease.
  • Vision Affected by Hooding Corrects skin that hangs low enough to block part of your vision, which can also ease the strain of constantly raising your eyebrows to see clearly.
  • A Balanced Eyelid Crease Creates a natural, symmetrical eyelid crease suited to your face, placed carefully to look appropriate and natural.
  • Identifying True Drooping vs Excess Skin Involves checking whether the drooping is due to excess skin alone, or whether the eyelid muscle itself needs to be corrected through a separate procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions

It's a surgery that removes excess skin, muscle, and fat from the upper eyelid, helping create a more defined, less heavy looking eyelid crease.

This is checked during a clinical evaluation. If the drooping is from skin alone, blepharoplasty corrects it. If the eyelid muscle itself is weak, a separate repair may be needed alongside it.

No, the incision is placed within the natural eyelid crease, so any resulting scar is hidden once the eyes are open.

Yes, it's often combined with lower eyelid surgery or a brow lift for a more complete refresh in a single session.

Most patients return to daily activities within 7 to 10 days, once stitches are removed. Full healing and softening of the incision line continues over 3 to 6 months.

Most procedures are done under local anesthesia with light sedation, usually taking around 30 to 45 minutes, allowing patients to go home the same day.