Your Eyes—Awakened and Fresh

Upper eyelid surgery, or upper blepharoplasty, is a cosmetic procedure to correct sagging skin and fat deposits on the upper eyelids. The skin can lose elasticity as we age, leading to drooping eyelids that may create a tired or older appearance. This procedure not only enhances aesthetics but can also improve peripheral vision obstructed by excess skin.

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A Personalized Experience

Choosing Dr. Morisada for your upper eyelid surgery in Honolulu means you’ll receive a comprehensive and personalized experience focused on you.

  • Your Vision: The process begins with a detailed consultation, where Dr. Morisada will assess your eyelids, discuss your concerns, and outline a treatment plan that aligns with your final beauty vision.
  • Your Procedure: The procedure is performed under anesthesia for your comfort. Dr. Morisada will create discreet incisions in the natural folds of your eyelids to remove excess skin and fat while minimizing visible scarring.
  • Your Recovery: After the surgery, you’ll receive specific aftercare instructions. Initial swelling and bruising are to be expected but typically resolve within a week, revealing your refreshed appearance.

What Are the Benefits of Upper Blepharoplasty in Honolulu?

Upper eyelid surgery offers numerous advantages, including the following:

  • Removal of excess skin: Address droopy skin that may contribute to a tired appearance.
  • Enhanced vision: Improve peripheral vision obstructed by excess eyelid skin.
  • Natural-looking results: Achieve a youthful, alert appearance without compromising your natural expression.
  • Boosted confidence: Experience renewed self-esteem as you enjoy a more vibrant and youthful look.
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What Is Recovery Like After Upper Eyelid Surgery?

Get out those dark glasses to wear post-surgery; they will be helpful during your recovery. Sunglasses help to protect the delicate eye area from sun exposure while it is healing. After upper eyelid surgery, most patients can expect a gradual recovery over several weeks. In the first few days, it’s common to experience swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort around the eyes. These symptoms typically improve within a week, with most people feeling comfortable enough to return to light activities after about one week. Much of the visible swelling should subside by two weeks, though subtle improvements will continue over several months as the tissues fully heal. 

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Dr. Morisada, A True Professional for Custom Eyelid Surgery

Dr. Morisada brings outstanding skill, care, and personalized attention to every patient seeking upper blepharoplasty in Honolulu, whether local or visiting. As a fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon, she combines precise surgical expertise with a patient-centered approach, ensuring each individual feels comfortable, informed, and confident in their treatment.

Dr. Morisada takes the time to understand her patients’ unique goals, putting their vision into action to deliver results. Her commitment to optimum outcomes makes her an excellent choice for anyone looking to achieve refreshed, beautiful results with a caring and experienced surgeon.

"Dr. Morisada is the perfect blend of personable and professional – a bubbly, kind, reliable, talented surgeon. I would recommend her to any of my family or friends."

Hannah B.

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FAQ Upper Eyelid Surgery

Am I a good candidate for upper eyelid surgery?

Candidates for upper eyelid surgery are typically individuals experiencing sagging eyelids or excess skin that affects their appearance or vision. During your consultation, Dr. Morisada will evaluate your eyelids and discuss your goals to determine if this procedure suits you.

How long will the results last?

Results from upper eyelid surgery can be long-lasting, often enduring for many years. However, natural aging will continue to affect your skin, and some patients may consider additional treatments in the future.

Will there be visible scarring?

Dr. Morisada places incisions in the natural creases of the eyelids, which helps to conceal any potential scarring. Most patients find that scars fade significantly over time.

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