Thank you for your question and photo. I do see the eyelid issue that you are noticing. You appear to have some upper eyelid ptosis on both sides, but the degree of involvement is asymmetric. Consider seeing an ASOPRS oculoplastic surgeon for a consultation. Best of luck!
Hello, thank you for your question.It is difficult to evaluate static photos, the best way to determine what is going on with your eyelids is to see a specialist such as an oculoplastic, facial plastic, or plastic surgeon who surgically correct ptosis. During your consultation, your doctor will measure the levator muscle function, the amount of droopiness you have at baseline, test whether it is a nonvoluntary muscle that is weak in lifting the eyelid, etc. The combination of findings will help to determine the correct treatment. I hope this helps. - Dr. Leong