Post-Stroke, my right eye won't open unless I cover my left eye. Is there any surgery to correct this?

It appears you have right upper eyelid ptosis (droopy) which can be corrected with ptosis surgery. (The right eye may also be more sunken but difficult to tell from photo.)  See an oculoplastic surgeon.

The cost varies depending on how much decompression is needed and where the surgery is done. Insurance may or may not cover some or all of the costs. See an orbital surgeon for evaluation. See following link.

Dear Patient from NC,Malar mounds and eyelid festoons are challenging conditions to treat. They often occur with age and sun damage but can run in families as well. I've had success using lasers to stimulate the skin to remodel this area with tighter  skin improving the appearance of lower e...

Any method will result in a scar that replaces the syringomas.  Your skin is light and generally the scar is much more acceptable than the syrigomas.  You do not have that many so one option is to simply ignore what you have and rely on an under eye concealer. If you are going to have sy...

Sorry to see you go through this ordeal. I don't use absorbable sutures because they can cause some reaction during the healing process. The good news is that the eyelids heal very well in general and in the long run the results would be just fine. It is not necessary to repair the dehiscence ...

I think you have several options. One, maybe more skin could have been removed on the outer part of your eyelid during your blepharoplasty. Second, filler to the brow and / or temple may be the answer. Third, a laser resurfacing can definitely improve the quality of the eyelid skin. I prefer the...