Why is my eyelid droopy and vision blurry? (Photos)

Definitely agree with all the other opinions about getting to a board certified ophthalmologist in order to get a complete evaluation.

You say you saw an eye doctor but that could be an optometrist with limited knowledge, skill, and training to assess upper eyelid ptosis.  You need to see a board certified ophthalmologist.  Even better would be to see a board certified ophthalmologist who is additionally fellowship trained in oculoplastic surgery.  Who you see, their character and training makes a big difference.  

its time to get a second opinion and you may want to see an MD over a OD this time as its possible you have ptosis but this will not explain your double vision or blurry vision and if truly an issue, a visual acuity exam should clearly confirm your concerns.

See an ophthalmologist for your visual complaints.  The photos provided demonstrate drooping of the eyelid (ptosis).  See an oculoplastic specialist for a comprehensive examination and to learn more.  

Hello leleeeeegirl,You have ptosis of the left upper lid. Question is why. There are many causes of ptosis and each has to be evaluated very carefully with the physician. The dizziness is not normal with ptosis. It could be not related at all or have some association to the droop. Whatever the reason, my suggestion is to seek out a well seasoned Oculoplastic surgeon to discuss possible imaging, detailed exam and treatment modalities. Please see someone quickly to resolve this matter. Cheers 

For complete and accurate answers, see an oculoplastic surgeon for evaluation. It is clear that you have ptosis - one side worse than the other - and one photo (7th) shows an exo-deviation which could be causing intermittent double vision. You need to have answers. Best wishes.