What is a Lower Blepharoplasty?
Lower blepharoplasty is a procedure that refines the under-eye area by addressing fat prominence, skin laxity, and contour irregularities.
Under-eye aging is usually caused by a combination of fat prominence, thinning skin, and descent at the eyelid-cheek junction rather than excess fat alone. Instead of simply removing fat, the procedure often repositions and supports existing tissue to restore a smooth transition between the lower eyelid and cheek.
The goal is structural harmony and a refreshed appearance that stays balanced at rest and in motion.
is this procedure
Right for you?
- Puffy or prominent under-eye bags
- Lower eyelid sagging or loose skin
- Tear trough hollowing or contour irregularities
- Tired or aged under-eye appearance
- Imbalance between upper and lower eyelids
- Smoother under-eye contour
- Reduced puffiness and shadowing
- Improved eyelid-to-cheek transition
- A refreshed, expression-preserving appearance
- Long-lasting results that age naturally
Meet Dr. Daniel Gould
Dr. Daniel Gould is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Beverly Hills, CA, board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, specializing in lower blepharoplasty surgery. His approach is anatomically precise, focusing on fat repositioning, ligament support, and lower eyelid stability rather than aggressive fat removal. Patients throughout Los Angeles and beyond seek his expertise for lower eyelid surgery that reduces under-eye bags, smooths the lid-cheek junction, and restores a rested appearance while preserving natural contour and function.
Board-Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon | Beverly Hills, CA
Testimonials
What are patients saying
Five Stars
Amadea B.
Best Decision I ever Made
Aymee Y.
Came out Flawless
Brian N.
No Visible scars!
Irina L.
Impressed with Results
Susan H.
Five Stars
Amadea B.
Best Decision I ever Made
Aymee Y.
Came out Flawless
Brian N.
No Visible scars!
Irina L.
Impressed with Results
Susan H.
Frequently asked questions
Lower blepharoplasty addresses under-eye bags by modifying the fat and structural support of the lower eyelid. In many cases, fat is repositioned rather than removed to restore a smooth transition between the eyelid and cheek, avoiding a hollow or deflated appearance.
The goal is restoration, not volume removal. By preserving or repositioning fat, the under-eye maintains a natural level of support. When performed correctly, the result appears smooth and anatomically balanced rather than hollow.
Incisions are typically placed inside the eyelid or just beneath the lash line. With appropriate technique and healing, scars are minimal and generally difficult to detect. The approach is selected based on individual anatomy.
Most patients experience swelling and bruising for approximately 7 to 14 days. You will generally look presentable within a couple of weeks, with continued improvement as residual swelling resolves over time.
Early improvement is visible once initial swelling subsides. Final refinement occurs gradually over several weeks to months as the tissues settle and the contour becomes more defined.
Lower eyelid surgery does not impair vision. Temporary swelling may cause mild visual changes early in recovery, but this resolves as healing progresses. Individual considerations are reviewed during consultation.
Do you have additional questions?
Speak with our team to explore whether a tailored, Lower Blepharoplasty anatomy-first approach is right for you.