Is my left eye smaller than the other? Is it a droopy eyelid? Looking for solutions, tired of being asked if I am tired (Photo)

You have left upper eyelid ptosis or left eye sunken or both. See an oculoplastic specialist for evaluation. Treatment is possible.

The condition is called upper eyelid ptosis.  Although the left upper eyelid is more droopy than the right upper eyelid, the right upper eyelid also looks heavy.  I suspect that you need both upper eyelids addressed.  The most common approach to ptosis is the Muller's muscle conjunctival resection ptosis surgery.  While it is immensely popular with ptosis surgeons, the anterior approach may be better for you.  This will be determined by a detailed personal consultation.  In a nutshell, those are your options.

It appears that your left eyelid has mild ptosis (drooping). It is best to have an in-office examination to evaluate the degree of ptosis as well as the function of your underlying muscles and facial anatomy in BOTH eyes. Although only one eye appears to be droopy, adjusting one may affect the position of the other due to your brain's own compensatory reflexes. Multiple measurements are then put together to determine which surgical procedure is appropriate for your eyes for the safest and long-lasting results. Hope this helps!Johnson C. Lee, MD Plastic Surgery@Drjohnsonlee