Some patients do not have a lot of excess skin or wrinkles in their lower eyelids, but rather their main concern is the appearance of bags under the eyes. For these patients the best approach is often to use internal incisions in the lower eyelid only in order to excise and reduce these pockets of fat. This is called Internal or Trans-Conjunctival Blepharoplasty. The benefit of this procedure is that it can address the main problem, but avoid any external scars. Also, some people are predisposed to developing eversion of the lower eyelid after lower lid Blepharoplasty, and this type of procedure minimizes the risk of that happening. The choice to do Internal Blepharoplasty is made after examination by Dr. Goldberg and a discussion about your specific concerns. This procedure can be done in combination with a Mid-Face Lift, which can elevate sagging around the central area of your face and increase the youthful fullness in your cheeks. Trans-Conjunctival Blepharoplasty is for the lower eyelids only, but can also be done with upper eyelid Blepharoplasty at the same time.