Droopy Eyelids After Facelift and Upper/Lower Bleph?

What your surgeon suggested may be the best option for you. However, some recent studies have shown that volume restoration with fillers can sometimes help to control these types of situations if malposition is seen. Perhaps you could bring this up with your plastic surgeon.

     Eyelid malposition or ectropion can occur due to a variety of factors,which many attribute to excessive skin removal.  While this may be the case in some instances, the truth is that something that looks good after surgery can change with patient healing characteristics.  Before committing yourself to skin grafting or a palatal mucosal graft, some use filler to help the situation. 

Malposition of the lower lids is a major complication after face and eyelid surgery.  Too much removal of skin should be avoided.  Patients at risk because of certain anatomical situations need to be carefully managed.  Correction might require further surgery.