Will filler help my drooping eyelids? (Photo)

Hello. Based on your photo, surgery will give you the greatest benefit. There are other interventions, like botox and filler etc which have been mentioned, but in general these will not completely address your concerns and are not a permanent treatment either. Fillers and botox will not address the wrinkles in someone's actual eyelid skin. Warm regards.

Yes, you can have fillers (Restylane, Juvederm, Belotero) to improve this area. I recommend injections with cannulas. A combination approach with lasers and microneedling/prp will give the most improvement. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Surgery would be your best option.  Fillers and botox, if done by a very skilled injector could be of some help, but you need surgery.

From your photograph, it appears you have a significant skin laxity in your upper eyelid. I would definitely recommend a surgical approach. This will correct the problem, possibly permanently. If you consider repeated filler and Botox injections plus other non-surgical procedures, you will not only spend more money but, eventually, you will reach the point that surgery could be the only option. The surgery will reduce the laxity and may greatly improve the level of your eyebrow. However, it appears your eyebrow are very thin; you could have amazing results with microblading after the surgery. Good luck!

Based on the photo, you are a good candidate for surgery. However, if you want to avoid surgery, combination treatment with Botox and fillers will help raise the eyebrow and possibly the eyelid although not to the degree that surgery would. I would combine this with a Thermage CPT or FLX which is to my knowledge the only radiofrequency skin tightening device to be FDA approved for use on the eyelids.