Blepharoplasty – Eyelid Recontouring Salinas

Published on July 11, 2014 by Matthew Romans

Are you dealing with drooping eyelids that are affecting your vision and making you feel older? If you are experiencing this unfortunate issue, try blepharoplasty surgery to tighten and revitalize the eyelids.

Blepharoplasty is a surgical eyelid-rejuvenation method in which excess skin is trimmed away and drooping muscles are tightened or removed. Fatty deposits are also altered in order to even out the area. After the procedure is complete, the end result is beautiful recontoured eyelids.

Dr. Matthew Romans is an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon with a high degree of technical skill. Learn more about blepharoplasty, including post-operative care tips, by visiting Dr. Romans. Arrange an appointment by contacting our office today.

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