Objective: To evaluate the one-year follow-up results of 32 patients’ 36 eyes with ptosis were performed by new sutures in surgical technics. Methods: Clinical trial on consecutive selected patients, non- randomized.

1. Principal measurements: mm of lid slit, lagophthalmia.
2. A new less invasive surgical technics: modified Fascanella Servat –Simonton:

• The levator aponeurosis (F.1a-b) was bifolded (by doubling over) inversely by the first suture, followed by a second and third suture. (F.1c)
• The lid crease was recreated by three vertical sutures tied with a round gauze (1.5 cm in diameter) at the superior eyebrow (F1d), postoperatively,
• For the loosen lid crease by removing the gauze for over- correction, or
• For the tighten lid crease by replacing the original gauze with a bigger gauze (eg. >2cm) in the case of under-correction.

Results: Before surgery: lid slit= 3.55mm ± 0.81 (while opened eye). One year after surgery: Opened eyes: lid slit = 7.57mm ± 0.79mm; closed eyes: lid slit = 0. Conclusions: The upper blepharoplasty procedure described in this paper, in which the levator muscle is doubled over and three correctable interrupted sutures are placed, may be a good alternative for ptosis surgery with difference ages. This is a less invasive procedure and with adjust sutures may be the easy choice for indicated ptosis correction with some satisfying results mentioned.