One eye is more open than other, What procedure(s) do you recommend? (Photo)

You have significant upper eyelid ptosis with central levator aponeurosis disinsertion and compensatory eyebrow elevation. Assuming you have not reversed your photos (common on this forum) you have stronger eyebrow compensation on the right side but slightly more ptosis on the left side. Please understand that most ptosis surgeons you see will only offer you so-called "scarless" ptosis surgery or posterior approach conjunctival muellerectomy. This is a very popular surgery with ptosis surgeons because it is simple to accomplish and does not a real difference in the right patients. In my opinion, this surgery will be underpowered for your needs. You need a more powerful ptosis correction result. You need crease lowering and repair of the disinherited levator aponeurosis. When this is sufficient, your eyebrows will relax and often become symmetric or more symmetric. Do not talk yourself into a forehead lift until the ptosis is repair. Do not have both thing done at the same time. You are currently doing your own forehead lift to compensate for the eyelid ptosis. There is no substitute for a detailed in person assessment. Finally, I get that you are wearing lash extensions. However, if you also use eyelash serum to make longer, darker, thicker eyelashes, please stop this immediately. Products like Latisse, serum with isopropyl cloprostenate, or castor bean oil are harmful to the eyelid, kill fat, and cause eyelid stiffening. These changes are not completely reversible when you stop using these product.