Eyelid Surgery in West Hollywood

Rested eyes, still yours.

Upper and lower blepharoplasty for heavy lids and under-eye bags, planned by a facial plastic surgeon.

  • Dr. FisherMD, Medical Director
  • 4.8 from 204 Google reviews
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  • Dr. FisherMD, Medical Director
20+
Years of facial surgery
Upper
Incision hidden in the lid crease
Lower
Often no visible scar
None
General anesthesia needed

Upper and lower eyelid surgery do not require general anesthesia. Dr. Fisher confirms your plan at consultation.

What eyelid surgery treats.

Heavy upper lids
Excess skin that makes the eyes look hooded or tired.
Under-eye bags
Puffiness from fat that has pushed forward under the eye.
Loose lower lid skin
Sagging skin under the eye.
Tired look
A face that looks fatigued even when you are rested.
Blocked side vision
Upper lid skin heavy enough to get in the way of your vision.

What is eyelid surgery?

Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, removes or repositions excess skin, muscle and fat around the eyes. It treats heavy, droopy upper lids and puffy bags under the eyes, which can make you look tired and, on the upper lid, can even block your side vision.

It is often the first surgery people need as the face ages, and it can be combined with laser resurfacing or a facelift. For lower lids, Dr. Fisher also performs fat transposition, which moves fat into the hollow under the eye for a smoother, more youthful result instead of only removing it.

Your surgeon, Dr. Edmund Fisher, MD.

Dr. Fisher is Dr Refresh's medical director and a facial plastic surgeon with more than 20 years of experience. He trained at UCLA, UC Irvine and the University of New Mexico after medical school at Weill Cornell, and he consults on eyelid surgery in person at our West Hollywood studio.

  • Board certified by the American Academy of Otolaryngology, 2001
  • Member, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
  • Author of a chapter in the textbook Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Your consultation is with Dr. Fisher himself, not a coordinator.

Dr. Edmund Fisher, MD, facial plastic surgeon and medical director at Dr Refresh

Upper vs lower eyelid surgery.

Upper blepharoplasty, Lower blepharoplasty compared
Upper blepharoplastyHeavy, hooded lidsLower blepharoplastyBags under the eyes
TreatsExcess skin on the upper lidPuffiness, bags and excess skin
IncisionIn the natural lid creaseInside the lid, or just below the lashes
General anesthesiaNot includedNot included
Fat transpositionNot includedIncluded
Can be done togetherIncludedIncluded
Book a consultationAsk about Lower blepharoplasty

For bagginess alone, lower lid fat can be treated without a visible scar. Fine crepey lines on the lower lid can be treated with laser resurfacing, often at the same time.

Real Eyelid Surgery results.

After: blepharoplastyBefore: blepharoplasty
BlepharoplastyBefore left, after right.
After: blepharoplastyBefore: blepharoplasty
BlepharoplastyBefore left, after right.
After: blepharoplastyBefore: blepharoplasty
BlepharoplastyBefore left, after right.
After: blepharoplastyBefore: blepharoplasty
BlepharoplastyBefore left, after right.
After: blepharoplastyBefore: blepharoplasty
BlepharoplastyBefore left, after right.

Dr. Fisher's own surgical patients. Individual results vary.

Eyelid Surgery downtime and results.

  1. Consultation

    Meet Dr. Fisher in West Hollywood. He examines you, listens to what bothers you and explains your options.

  2. Your plan

    A written plan for your face, including the technique, anesthesia and what recovery looks like for you.

  3. Surgery day

    Upper and lower eyelid surgery do not require general anesthesia, and both lids are often done in the same visit.

  4. Recovery

    Dr. Fisher gives you a written recovery plan for your procedure, including when to return to work and exercise.

  5. Final result

    Eyes look more open and rested as swelling settles.

4.8 stars, 204 Google reviews

  • “An absolutely wonderful med spa. They have every level of treatment possible and their staff is world class.”

    L.C. Google

  • “It was wonderful working with Dr. Edmund Fisher at Dr Refresh. He calmed my nerves and made me feel comfortable.”

    Aluna Prado Morpheus8, Google

  • “Just got my second Hydrafacial with Sanaz. She is amazing and my skin is the best after seeing her.”

    Eloise Alterman Hydrafacial, Google

  • “Morpheus 8 is hands down worth it.”

    H.H. Morpheus8, Google

  • “I feel better than I have in years. Energized, youthful, confident.”

    Jennifer M. Google

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Book your eyelid surgery consultation.

Complimentary Eyelid Surgery consultation in West Hollywood. Tell us a little about you and our front desk will be in touch.

Rather book yourself? Book online or call (323) 530-2879.

Eyelid Surgery questions.

What is blepharoplasty?

The medical name for eyelid surgery. It removes or repositions excess skin, muscle and fat from the upper lids, lower lids or both.

Who is a good candidate?

Adults with droopy upper lids, excess lid skin, or puffy bags under the eyes, especially if upper lid skin affects their vision. Dr. Fisher decides candidacy at consultation.

Will I have a scar?

Upper lid incisions sit in your natural lid crease. For lower lid bags alone, fat can be treated from inside the lid with no visible scar. If skin needs removing, the incision is hidden just below the lash line.

Do I need general anesthesia?

No. Upper and lower eyelid surgery do not require general anesthesia.

What is lower lid fat transposition?

Instead of only removing fat, the surgeon moves it into the hollow below the eye for a smoother, more youthful lower lid. Dr. Fisher performs this technique.

Is eyelid surgery the same as a brow lift?

No. A heavy brow can make the upper lids look saggy too. Some patients need a brow lift, some need eyelid surgery and some need both. Dr. Fisher checks for this at consultation.

How much does eyelid surgery cost in West Hollywood?

It depends on your plan. Dr. Fisher quotes after your consultation. Call (323) 530-2879 to book.

Important safety information

Eyelid surgery is surgery. Dr. Fisher reviews your health, medications and goals at consultation and tells you honestly whether surgery, a non-surgical option or no treatment is the right call.

Every surgery carries risks, including swelling, bruising, scarring, infection and asymmetry, and recovery differs from person to person. Results vary and no outcome is guaranteed. This page is not medical advice.

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