Droopy Eyelid on my Left Eye and Have TMJ Syndrome? (photo)

First of all, its excellent that you've put up before, 5 days after and 6 months after, it gives us a better understanding. First thing to say is that your eye were uneven to start with- this is almost a rule rather than an exception. No 2 ears, eyes and breast are the same. The reason they're...

Eyelid surgery specifically does not address wrinkles. It addresses excess skin, or in situations such as Asian eyelid surgery it creates a crease or fold in the upper eyelid. If someone has a lot of extra skin, there may be some improvement in the appearance of wrinkles, but often it’s b...

The challenge is having the surgeon really understands what you are looking for.  It is very easy for there to be a miscommunication between what you are looking for and what the surgeon thinks you are asking for.  This leads to profound disappointment with surgical results....

This issue is not that uncommon with or without surgery. If it's been about five months you may want to give it a few more months before you try and do revision surgery. Ideally waiting around a year is best but not always necessary. One thing that would be important for me to know is was there...

I think this is too early to jump to conclusions. This will get better. If not in 6 months I would consider tacking that area down or excising that little piece of skin there.  

Scarring is a possibility after this procedure. But at four months, the scar is still healing and there may be softening of the scar in months to come. It may be a good idea for you to wait before considering any revision.