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Drooping eyelids (ptosis) can make you look tired, older, or even impair your vision. Dr. Jason Sabet-Peyman, an oculoplastic surgeon trained at Duke with 10 years of experience, specializes in ptosis repair—a procedure that lifts sagging eyelids for a brighter, more youthful appearance. Below, we break down recovery timelines, costs, and what to expect from

Under-eye bags and fine lines can leave you looking perpetually tired—even when you’re not. Dr. Jason Sabet-Peyman, a board-certified ophthalmologist and Duke-trained oculoplastic surgeon, offers a solution: scarless lower eyelid surgery combined with laser resurfacing. This dual approach addresses puffiness and skin texture without visible incisions, helping Orange County patients achieve refreshed, natural-looking results. The

Hooded or sagging eyelids can subtly age your appearance, making you look tired even when you’re not. For patients in Orange County seeking a refreshed, natural look, Dr. Jason Sabet-Peyman—a board-certified ophthalmologist and fellowship-trained oculoplastic surgeon—offers a specialized solution: upper eyelid blepharoplasty. This guide explores how Dr. Sabet-Peyman’s precision techniques, honed over years of training

The eyes are often described as the windows to the soul, conveying our emotions and vitality. However, as time progresses, the delicate skin and tissues around our eyes can undergo changes – upper eyelids may begin to droop and hood, while lower eyelids can develop puffiness or “bags.” These common signs of aging can inadvertently

The eyes are undeniably central to our facial expression, conveying vitality and emotion. However, as time passes, changes around the eyes – like drooping upper eyelids or puffy lower eyelid bags – can create a mismatch, making us look tired, sad, or older than we feel inside. Many patients seek eyelid rejuvenation not just to

The eyes are often the first feature we notice, conveying expression and personality. For many individuals of East Asian descent, the unique characteristics of their eyelids are a defining aspect of their natural beauty. However, some may desire subtle enhancements, such as a more defined upper eyelid crease (often called a “double eyelid”) or a

Take a close look in the mirror. It’s likely you’ll notice subtle (or perhaps not-so-subtle) differences between the left and right sides of your face. This is entirely normal – perfect facial symmetry is quite rare in nature. However, when asymmetry affects the upper eyelids, it can sometimes create an impression of tiredness, unevenness, or

The eyes are often called the windows to the soul, but factors like aging, genetics, and sun exposure can sometimes lead to unwanted changes like bags, wrinkles, and loose skin under the eyes. Fortunately, there are effective procedures to rejuvenate this delicate area. Surgical lower eyelid blepharoplasty may be sufficient alone. In other cases, laser