Can I change my double-eyelid eyes to a monolids eye?

Thank you for sharing your question and photo. It is not possible to make a judgement call only one week following your surgery. You will have a better idea of the results in a couple of months. Please post an updated photo st that time. Good luck,

You have eyelid ptosis, likely from levator dehiscence. This can be repaired via a levator advancement or plication. Anchoring is part of the procedure. If your optometrist can document visual field obstruction insurance will cover the procedure. 

Good morning!It is hard to say with the photo you have provided, but tissue atrophy after steroid injection could indeed be the culprit.  Also, a loose suture early in healing could also have caused this issue.I wold have a frank discussion with your PS about these issues and what can be done ...

You had a legitimate procedure used by many ptosis surgeons, so it was deemed "the right procedure" by your surgeon. Some oculoplastic surgeons do not use this procedure at all because it does not address excess skin, lid crease, lid fold, levator issues, eyelash ptosis, or precise lid margin...

Thanks LaurenThe bone in your under eye area is weak and hence looks different to the other side (where it looks good). The lower eyelid and soft tissue is pulled down a little bit due to the lack of volume on that side. Surgery to fix the bony mid face is complex, but you can add some filler t...

While it is impossible to say if you are a good candidate based on your photo alone, in general, if a significant amount of excess skin is present on the upper eyelids, an upper blepharoplasty would be a good option to consider. Upper blepharoplasty surgery can open up the eye area tremendously ...