Is there anything I can do to get rid of the double vision post eyelid surgery due to local anesthesia?

Hi.  Assuming that this ptosis is a new finding - the most common explanation is related to the swelling of the area post-surgery.  Sometimes this swelling is enough to temporarily stretch the levator aponeurosis, and cause a temporary mild ptosis.  It typically resolves with...

An in person evaluation is really necessary to evaluate what needs to be done--ie, fat removal, skin removal, laser resurfacing. These will affect the price of the procedure.

Your eyes are still amazing even if there are little lines.  Sometimes surgery is not kind to what is wonderful and natural about the eyes.  I think you should spend money on a good eye cream (do not spend more than $60 because the most expensive products are not better than the less...

The facial asymmetry you exhibit is not an easy one to improve. In order to pursue further, obtain a consultation with a plastic surgeon with an expertise in craniofacial surgery--you will often be able to find someone like this at a large medical center. They can evaluate you and discuss...

I suggest you obtain a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to be examined and discuss options. A likely starting point is to inject fillers into your lower eyelid and upper cheek area. This should improve the hollow under your eyes and give a stronger, more masculine look.

Thank you for sharing or question.  Without being able to view photographs, I can only make some general comments.  At 7 weeks postop from blepharoplasty you undoubtedly have some residual swelling.  It is common for this swelling to fluctuate based on the time of day.  In...