Do I need a ptosis surgery for both eyes? (Photos)

You may have might left upper eyelid ptosis and may benefit from ptosis surgery or there may be other alternatives to camouflage such as filler injection or skin surgery. Need more detailed evaluation to determine.

Assuming the photos are not flipped (mirror image), you appear to be raising your left brow, which could mean that you also have left upper eyelid ptosis but are compensating for it by raising the brow. Also, your right lower eyelid sits lower than your left, and the right eye appears possibly...

HelloYour eyelid height is quite symmetric but your crease seems higher, ı don't think you are good candidate for surgery but for filler. Hope It helpsBest regards

You have significant right upper eyelid ptosis. You need an evaluation by an Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon who is experienced with aesthetic surgery and associated expectations. Technically, your eyelid ptosis may be considered mild from a functional point of view. You do not need craniofacial...

One issue here appears to be an A-frame deformity with a hollow superior sulcus of the upper eyelid. This can occur from fat pad removal. There are surgical and nonsurgical management options. Surgical options include revision blepharoplasty with fat transposition, fat pearl placement, and...

Congratulations on your pregnancy. What we mean is that it was either present at birth or in early childhood. If you told me that all the cousins also had ptosis, then it would much more likely it was a "genetic" ptosis. I have seen identical twins where one had "congenital" ptosis and the other...