Objective To explore the short-term effectiveness and safety of modified three-point double eyelid plasty in the treatment of blepharochalasis. Methods From March 2012 to March 2012, 74 patients with blepharochalasis were randomly divided into two groups by sampling. In control group （n=37）, the patients were treated with the traditional double eyelid plasty （embedding, incision or suture method）, while the patients were treated with the modified three-point double eyelid plasty in experimental group. The clinical curative effect were observed in the two groups. Results The post-operative recovery time in experimental group （35.23±6.56 days） was obviously shorter than in control group （79.81±13.24 days） （P〈0.05）. But there were no significant differences between two groups in primary healing rate and complication rate （ P〉0.05）;The degree of satisfaction in experimental group （94.59%） was significantly higher than in control group （78.38%） （ P〈0.05）. Conclusion The clinical curative effect of the modified three point double eyelid plasty is superior to the traditional methods in treating blepharochalasis with high safety index and short recovery time, is worthy of clinical application.