When can I have corrective surgery?

The word ptosis basically means drooping. Eyelid ptosis is the result of a weak or non functioning eyelid muscle. This is different than simply redundant eyelid skin which simple removal will correct. It is important to diagnose the right condition(s) to correct your problem.

Eyelud asymmetry is not at all unusual. In your case as in many I see, the cause is that one eyebrow is higher than the other.  Eyebrow asymmetry is quite common and I would not recommend surgery to try to correct it.  You may be a candidate for upper lud surgery, but it's hard to tell...

Your photo shows the inner (medial) brow pulled down andthick corrugator (frown) muscles in this area.The first and easiest treatment will be Botox or other neurotoxin injected into these muscles.You need the injections every 3 months but results can be lovely.Also make sure your glasses, if...

Hello, Dark circles can be caused by shadows, pigmentation or blood vessels being visible through thin skin. In your case it appears that blood vessels are causing this. You could try make-up, fillers or see somebody who offers laser surgery.

It is too early to tell given all the swelling and that you just had surgery recently.  I would recommend you to continue following up with your surgeon as planned so your progress can be documented. It will take several months to get a gauge on what your final lid position is though since...

Blepharoplasty correction is a very challenging procedure, that is one of the most rewarding to me as a surgeon. I feel awful when I see people in consultation who feel like, and look like "the one who had plastic surgery"  It is incredibly rewarding to restore the beauty, youth and...