After 2 Years of Upper Eyelid Surgery My Eyes Have Drooped Again Do I Need Surgery Again or is There Another Method?

A wrong diagnosis can lead to the wrong surgery. It is not uncommon where a patient who has brow ptosis is treated with eyelid surgery rather than brow lift. This will lead to early relapse of droopy eyelid skin and unaesthetic appearance of the brow-eye area.  It is critical to be evaluated by a surgeon whos familiar with diagnosing facial aesthetics to have the right treatment done for stable and long lasting, attractive results.

    Upper eyelid drooping, assuming you are not referring to ptosis,  2 years following upper eyelid surgery is most likely due to additional brow descent that can be remedied by brow lift.  Normally, upper eyelid surgery lasts much longer than 2 years, but, without pictures, this determination is hard to make. 

Pictures would be needed to give you the best advice.  There are generally two procedures that can help with the upper eyelids.  These would be upper blepharoplasty and a brow lift.  If you only had the upper blepharoplasty done two years ago, it may be that your brows are falling and they need to be lifted. This in turn will help with the upper eyelid.  If your brows are not too low, then it is possible that another upper blepharoplasty could help.