February 2026

One of the most common questions mature patients ask in consultation is, “Am I too old for eyelid surgery?” They worry that there is a cut‑off age, that surgery will be too risky, or that they will end up looking “pulled” or unlike themselves. In reality, there is no magic age where blepharoplasty suddenly becomes […]

When most people imagine eyelid surgery, they picture weeks of hiding at home with heavy bruising and obvious stitches. In reality, many of Dr. Jason Sabet‑Peyman’s lower eyelid patients are surprised by how quickly they look “public‑ready,” especially when he uses a transconjunctival approach (from the inside of the eyelid). The patient pictured above is

For years, she wanted to fix her under‑eye bags.But every time she thought about surgery, a wave of anxiety hit: What if something goes wrong? What if I don’t wake up? What if I regret it? So she waited—until living with the bags felt worse than facing the fear. If that sounds familiar, you are

I just look tired.That’s what many people tell themselves when one eyelid sits lower, one eye always looks smaller in photos, or makeup never goes on evenly. They assume it is “just aging” or bad lighting—not a real eyelid problem. For some, that “sleepy eye” is actually ptosis, a droopy upper eyelid caused by a