I was diagnosed with bilateral upper ptosis. That's due to genetics - bedroom eyes and ageing. I'm in my 40s. I find it quite tiring to raise my eyelids especially in the afternoon. I look and feel tired. I saw two doctors. Both were nice but not too reassuring about the final results as I don't have any excess skin only droopy eyelids which is harder to fix. My worry is that my eyes will be uneven. Right now they are droopy but even. How do I decide which doctor to go with?
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I think it may be worth a try. The questions is when was surgery? You are not bruised so I assume you are at least 10 to 14 days out from surgery. You left lower eyelid surgery has permanently or temporarily damaged the nerves supply the small muscle in the lower eyelid that...
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I think it depends on what you need doen.Generally a canthopexy is not part of an average blepharoplasty.so without a bit of hsitroy and photos it would be hard to tell.