I face fatigue almost all the time in my eyes and whenever my eyebrow gets raised I can literally feel or sense it without seeing it. It looks very odd. I am not sure if this ptosis or muscle tension in my eyebrows. I didn’t even get any type of surgery done before. Please help me.
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There should not be an issue with having upper eyelid ptosis surgery after lower eyelid retraction surgery since different anatomic area and local anesthesia. Ask your surgeon.
Thank you for your question and including pictures. You do not appear to have any significant Ptosis of your lids. You do have hollowing of your upper lids which can be improved with fat grafting. If you would like your lids higher, there is a eye drop called Upneeq that will raise your lids...
You are just swollen from your recent ptosis surgery. It is not possible at the moment to know what your outcome will be like. However, posterior ptosis surgery is not as reliable as ptosis surgeons claim. You did not offer a before surgery picture. Generally central levator disinsertion does...
