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I had mild congenital ptosis on my right eye, 3 mm...
I had mild congenital ptosis on my right eye, 3 mm droopiness and had surgery 2 months ago. In the very first phase of recovery, I was panicked because I felt that something is not right. My right eye was way too higher than left eye. My doctor said it will settle down in a few months. Ok. It really settled down a little but, still there is visible difference both in height and shape. My almond shape eye is now like rounded. And why I still have trouble in closing my eye fully? It won't shut. I tape my eye at nights before sleeping. And when I look down, it's terrible. I'm suffering. If I know that it really will heal in totally 6 months, I'll relieved, but I find it hard to believe it right now... I'd like to know about other experiences that some of you had. Is there anybody else that his/her eye relaxed and shut down completely in not first 2-3 months but in 5-6 months? Is it really possible? My doctor are so sure that my eye will shut normally. He is confident, but I cannot trust or believe him. Could you write me your experiences regarding this issue? Thanks.