What should I do for my deep set eyes? Can I go for a brow lift and an upper blepharoplasty? (Photo)

You do have deep set eyes and a prominent brow.  If you do a browlift, your eyes may appear even more deeply set.  Look in the mirror and lift up your brow and you will get an idea of how you would look if you do a browlift.  But it may just accentuate the deep sulcus.  Doing an upper eyelid blepharoplasty will do nothing to improve your appearance.  In one picture it looks like you might have some ptosis, but in others your eyes appear pretty open.  Check with an oculoplastic surgeon to determine whether you have a ptosis.  If you do, repairing this may at least make your eyes appear more open.

Right now your deep upper eyelid sulcus is hidden by the relatively heavy eyebrow.  Lifting the eyebrow or removing upper eyelid skin with blepharoplasty will not help the deep upper eyelid sulcus.  Rather these procedures will make it look all the more obvious.  On the other hand you have a small degree of upper eyelid ptosis that is worse on the left side.  Correcting this will open the eyes and make them look brighter.  I think that this is the direction for you.  Ultimately, there is no substitute for a personal consultation with a very experienced surgeon to evaluate and discuss your concerns.

Based on your photos, I would say that you do not appear to be a good candidate for cosmetic upper blepharoplasty.  Pictures of your entire face and forehead would be needed to determine if you might be a good candidate for a brow lift or not.  It is possible that there may be some degree of asymmetric ptosis of your eyelids and this may account for the difference in appearance between your eyes.  I would recommend seeing an oculoplastic surgeon to have your eyes evaluated.