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Left eye is droopy - How to fix my eyes? (Photo)

misabizaAug 28, 2025
My left eye (pictured right) has become droopy because I only wear one scleral contact lens in that eye. I have to constantly raise my eyebrow to make it open more. I thought I needed ptosis surgery but one surgeon told me I don't have ptosis and needed an upper bleph and upper eyelid filler for the left eye. Another surgeon told me an upper bleph would not be sufficient to correct the asymmetry with my eyes. I'm getting completely different answers and I'm lost.

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Answered on Aug 30, 2025
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Thank you for your inquiry! We would love to sit down with you to discuss your concerns. A blepharoplasty removes fullness and excess skin. It uncovers the shape of your natural eye. Schedule a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to help you reach your goals.

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You don't have big fat bags under the eyes, so you wouldn't want to take any more fat out. The tear trough can be effectively filled in younger people with either filler or fat transfer. If it is performed correctly, the fat that is injected is almost like fluid or a filler, so the chance of...

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