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Would I benefit from revisional ptosis surgery on my left eye? (Photo)

My left eye is asymmetrical from the right eye. Would ptosis revisional surgery help make it sit symmetrically with the right eye?

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Based on the photos, you do have eyebrow ptosis which would benefit from a brow lift from an aesthetic point. Your photos are not ideal for evaluating eyelid ptosis, however, as you are looking down. You need to look directly into the camera lens if you are doing a selfie, not at the screen.

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Bhupendra C.K. Patel, MD, FRCS

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