Upper Eyelid Ptosis Correction - Before & After Gallery

Moderate Ptosis Correction Cases

What to Look For:

• Clear drooping (2-4mm)
• Significant aesthetic improvement
• Much more youthful appearance
• Possible functional improvement (vision obstruction addressed)
• Eyes appear larger and more open
• Alert, rested appearance

Cases Included:

• Single eyelid moderate cases
• Bilateral moderate cases
• Age-related aponeurotic ptosis
• Most common type of cases
• Most dramatic apparent improvement

Severe Ptosis Correction Cases

What to Look For:

• Significant drooping (>4mm)
• Dramatic improvement
• Dramatic vision field restoration
• Significant appearance change
• Eyes appear much more open
• Restored normal function

Cases Included:

• Severe unilateral cases
• Severe bilateral cases
• Cases with significant vision impact
• Cases requiring special surgical approach
• Most transformative results

Our Commitment to Authenticity

• ✓ Real Patients: All photos are real patients treated by Dr. Askeroğlu
• ✓ No Digital Enhancement: Photos are not digitally altered
• ✓ Natural Lighting: Photos taken in natural, consistent lighting
• ✓ Standardized Position: Before and after taken in similar head position
• ✓ Timing: All after photos taken 2-3 months post-operative
• ✓ Privacy: All patients have consented to photo use
• ✓ Professional Photography: Consistent, professional photography

What You’re NOT Seeing

• ✗ Digitally enhanced photos
• ✗ Heavily filtered images
• ✗ Artistic alteration or touch-ups
• ✗ Photos taken at different times
• ✗ Unrealistic or exaggerated results
• ✗ Photos of models or stock images

Eyelid Position Assessment

• ✓ Height: Eyelid should cover iris appropriately
• ✓ Symmetry: Both eyelids at similar height
• ✓ Contour: Natural eyelid crease visible
• ✓ Position: Should follow normal anatomy
• ✓ Function: Eyes fully open in before photo

Incision Assessment

• ✓ Location: In natural eyelid crease
• ✓ Healing: Minimal visible scar
• ✓ Appearance: Blends naturally with eyelid crease
• ✓ Color: Similar to surrounding skin
• ✓ Line: Thin, natural-appearing incision line

Results Variation

Results vary based on ptosis severity, levator function, individual anatomy, skin quality, surgical approach, and individual patient goals. Variation between patients is completely normal and expected.

• ✓ Results are typically very good
• ✓ Most patients report high satisfaction
• ✓ Results look natural
• ✓ Minor asymmetries can occur (normal)
• ✓ Individual variation is normal
• ✓ Your specific results depend on your individual case

Important Disclaimer: Individual results vary based on facial anatomy, age, ptosis severity, levator function, skin quality, and other factors. These before and after photos represent typical results but are not guaranteed. The best way to understand what results are possible for you is through a personal consultation where Dr. Askeroğlu can perform a phenylephrine test and evaluate your specific case.