Lateral flare post bilateral ptosis repair. Will it relax/drop over time? (Photo)

The reason for this is simple. Leaving the lower eyelid where it is and fixing the ptosis will exacerbate dry eye. It makes much more sense to first fix the lower eyelid retraction before repairing the ptosis. Do not have a Muellerectomy, It will not correct your upper eyelid ptosis. Many of...

Perhaps 80% of ptosis surgery is performed by Mullerectomy. It is popular because the anatomy is simple and a competent surgeon can perform bilateral Mullerectomy (Muller's muscle conjunctival resection ptosis surgery) in about 8 minutes. It is important to understand that surgeons are so in...

It is hard to tell from this photo but it seems more like fullness from eyelid skin hooding rather than ptosis. This asymmetry is likely due to some slight brow height and contour asymmetry. Depending on examination of the area, you can consider removing more skin from the more heavy side with a...

The eyelid can be revised. It would be best to following with your surgeon or see an expert oculoplastic surgeon.

While it is possible to have a Mueller muscle conjunctival resection ptosis surgery after an anterior levator resection ptosis surgery, this approach is unlikely to correct your concerns. It would of course be helpful to see a photograph and even better to examine you in person. Oculoplastic...

The decision to undergo a frontalis sling surgery for congenital ptosis is complex and should be discussed thoroughly with your surgeon. While it may involve multiple surgeries and a period of not being able to blink, the potential benefits, such as improved eyelid position, need to be carefully...