Procedure for Drooping Eye Corners?

The procedure for correcting droopiness of the corners of the eyes is known as "canthopexy". Alternatively, a "canthoplasty" may be required to reconstruct the lower lid, the goal being to bring the tension and support, as well as the position, back to its usual, normal position. Both of these procedures can be performed through a very small incision at the corner of the eye. Canthopexy or canthoplasty are commonly performed at the same time as a rejuvenating eyelid surgery/blepharoplasty.

A canthoplasty and/or canthopexy can be performed to bring up the outer corners of the lower lids. This is performed as an outpatient procedure where the lower lid is brought up and resutured to the orbital rim to make a more natural fitting contour. An oculoplastic surgeon with many years of experience is probably the best person for this type of problem.

It is hard to see clearing from the picture that you provided. However, if your eyelid is drooping for pulling away from your eye, then there are procedures that can help. Have you had any previous procedures? Is this a new finding or has it been present your whole life? It is best that you see a plastic surgeon who specializes in eyes. Good luck.