I had right eye ptosis surgery and fixation of the incision to the levator to create a defined lid crease (tarsal fixation). The ptosis is gone, but I think the incision and tarsal fixation was done a little too high. My left (normal) eye is hooded which I like, but the right (operated) eye crease seems higher and there is more eyelid tarsus exposed. I think the fixation was done too high. Can the tarsal fixation be undone and the adhesions of the skin to the levator be released a bit?
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But you do have valid concerns. As mentioned by the others, a scar revision could be done if accepting of the change in the width of your fold (will it still match the other side). You do have lashes pointing downward but ptosis surgery does not impact the growth of your lashes. If the le...
I would consider getting a second opinion, it is possible you need a revision surgery. If you do undergo a revision, consider a surgeon who will do your procedure while you are awake and able to demonstrate a solid repair that is symmetric before leaving the operating room.
Thank you for sharing your question. Typically, ptosis can change appearance during the day. Fatigue can worsen it. On occasion, it can be related to a medical condition. Please see an Oculoplastic Surgeon for comprehensive evaluation and guidance.Good luck,
