What causes ptosis as a teen?

Here is your challenge getting help for your concern:  You need to make sure that you and your potential surgeon see and address the concern that bothers you the same way.  The risk here is that your potential surgeon does not really understand your concern and suddenly you have a...

You appear to have prominent lower lid fat pads, a flat mid-face, and what we describe as "malar festoons".Seek a consultation with a surgeon who offers computer imaging. You can then see what is realistically possible based upon your anatomy.A temporary improvement to your mid-face can be...

I usually have pts wait a least 2 weeks after surgery. I do not want them to raise their blood pressure so high they blow off the small clots on the healing blood vessels and cause swelling, possible hematoma, and slow down healing. All surgeons will probably have different opinions, but why...

Tough to make a recommendation without a picture.  If you want to just improve the texture of the skin, you would probably do well with some sort of laser resurfacing.  The type of laser will depend on your skin texture and color.  You might also benefit from some filler.   

This appears to be a subconjuctival hemorrhage.  It looks worse than it is.  It is simply a bruise on the surface of the eye.  Because the "skin" of the eye is so thin, the bruise looks very red.  This will go away in a week or two.

Small cysts which form along the incision line are fairly common after upper blepharoplasty surgery. The vast majority of these will go away on their own but can take a long time. It really takes 12-18 months to fully mature an upper blepharoplasty incision. I would recommend leaving the bumps...