I have one eye smaller than the other. When tired the smaller eye eyelid droops down further. Any suggestions? (photos)

Thank you for your question about eyelid surgery.Your sinuses and deviated nasal septum should be your top priority.  You may not even need eyelid surgery after this is taken care of.To be sure, see two or more experienced, board-certified Plastic Surgeons, occuloplastic surgeons or facial...

It is difficult to give specific advice without a photo or a consultation but in general the only way to truly address these is with a blepharoplasty, which can remove the excess fat that is responsible for eyelid bags. A filler such as Juvederm or Restylane could be used to camouflage them by...

A complete exam and review of your medical history is important in addition to your photos to answer your question. For example lower lid fullness can be caused by uncontrolled allergies (edema fluid) or hereditary (fat).A blepharoplasty is a procedure designed to improve the appearance of the...

Based on the close up photo, it looks like you have a droopy upper eyelid ( ptosis).You should see an Eyelid Specialist who can evaluate your eyelids in person and recommend the options.Surgery to correct the eyelid ptosis is very effective. Needling and fillers do not address Eyelid Ptosis...

Dear Asiletse, The upper and lower lid may accumulate excess skin and fat, as well as lower lid fat pads, wrinkles and bulging muscles that can be a result of facial aging for from hereditary conditions. If it’s a hereditary accumulation, upper and lower lid conservative b...

For lower eyelid retraction surgery, various internal grafts can be used.  I am not a fan of enduragen but have had great results with hard palate and alloderm.  Alloderm has become my favorite material, especially the newly made thicker alloderms.  They last as long as hard...