Eyelid height

Ptosis repair,focused on eyelid height.

Learn how evaluation and treatment of eyelid height differs from removing excess upper-eyelid skin.

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Eyelid height
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What it treats

A low eyelid and excess skin require different planning.

An individual examination reviews eye health, anatomy, prior procedures, medications, goals, risks, benefits, alternatives, and realistic recovery before a treatment is recommended.

A patient-first overview

What to understand before surgery.

Understand the source of the concern.

Dr. Landmann evaluates eyelid position, skin, fat, facial support, eye-surface health, prior procedures, medications, and goals.

Choose a conservative, individualized approach.

Technique, treatment setting, comfort plan, expected changes, and alternatives are discussed before treatment.

Recover with clear instructions and scheduled checks.

The team provides personalized preparation and postoperative guidance and monitors healing, comfort, and eyelid function.

The goal is a natural-looking result planned around your anatomy—not a different face.

Ptosis eyelid-height evaluation area

Evaluate height, contour, and muscle response.

Dr. Landmann compares eyelid height and shape, measures the opening of each eye, examines muscle function and eye-surface health, and considers whether brow elevation or excess skin is disguising the underlying concern.

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Choose the approach that matches the anatomy.

An internal repair such as mullerectomy may be appropriate for selected patients. Other patients may need a different approach or combined skin removal. The consultation covers the expected change, limitations, risks, alternatives, and possibility of residual asymmetry.

Dr. Dan Landmann at Bergen Eyelids

Monitor position as swelling settles.

The care team provides individualized preparation and recovery instructions. Follow-up visits allow Dr. Landmann to monitor eyelid position, contour, closure, comfort, and eye-surface health as healing progresses.

From consultation to recovery

No cookie-cutter approach.

1

Measure and examine

Assess eyelid height, contour, muscle response, symmetry, eye surface health, and visual concerns.

2

Choose the technique

Review the approach that best fits your anatomy, including benefits, limitations, risks, and alternatives.

3

Monitor healing

Follow individualized postoperative instructions and attend scheduled checks as swelling and position settle.

Patient experience

Hear directly from an eyelid surgery patient.

Patients often have questions about comfort, recovery, and whether the result will still feel like them. This short testimonial offers a patient’s perspective after eyelid surgery with Dr. Landmann.

A natural-looking changeA patient’s own wordsRealistic recovery context

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