Can I get ptosis and LASIK surgery? Or will I have to sacrifice one for the other?

It is pretty severe upper eyelid ptosis and likely covered by health insurance.  There are no non-surgical treatments for this.  You need to identify a fellowship trained oculoplastic surgeon in your area for this.  The American Society for Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery ma...

Thank you for sharing your question. The dryness of the left eye has nothing to do with surgery on the right eye; it is a coincidence. Try using artificial tears a few times per day and follow up with your doctor.Good luck,

Thank you for sharing your concerns. The unusual eye movement is nothing to be concerned about, but you should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist. The left eyelid is ptotic (droopy) and can just be monitored. Good luck,

Thank you for sharing your question. I agree with the other doctors that the best Oculoplastic Surgeon  is an experienced, competent doctor that you feel comfortable having perform your surgery. You should see 2-3 eyelid specialists to get a sense of who seems best to you. I am sure you will ...

Thank you for sharing your question and photo. You are a good candidate for surgical repair of the droopy eyelid. It usually is a one time procedure, but as you age the eyelids (including the unoperated lid) can fall. See an experienced Oculoplastic Surgeon for evaluation and discussion of...

Thank you for sharing your question. You will have a poor result with ptosis surgery or Thermage, so do not consider these as options. The only reasonable procedure is blepharoplasty, but you would have a "double" eyelid. Make sure to make an appointment for comprehensive evaluation with a very...