2 different eyes , what surgery can be done to help? (photos)

It does look like you have eyelid ptosis but given your other concerns, esp the double vision in one eye, I would strongly strongly recommend you consult with an ophthalmologist (eye specialist) because you should not have double vision with ptosis so it may be more than just that and could be...

Based on these photos it appears that you have mild, very frequent, brow asymmetry. It does not look that you need any of the above procedures right now? If needed, a correction of brow asymmetry can be achieved with skillful application of Botox. Hope this helps.

The upper eyelid margin gets bilateral innervation from the brainstem but the eyebrows get separate unilateral innervation. This makes sorting out the effects of surgery less than straight forward. Removing upper eyelid skin (blepharoplasty) often stimulates the brow on the same side to relax...

In my opinion, this was the wrong surgery for your issue. You had very subtle ptosis and a relatively symmetric lid margin position. Your principle pre-operative issue is the brow asymmetry and the loss of the upper eyelid fold volume. What is really going on here is central levator partial...

You should be able to get an assessment regarding eyelid position from any ophthalmologist. All people have facial asymmetry. The asymmetry is primarily based on bone structure. Your left eye socket sits higher than the right side. This is true for most people. This also causes the left eyebrow...

If this is new, it warrants an assessment by an ophthalmologist. I would start by seeing your primary care physician who will be able to start your work-up and also send you to the appropriate specialist. It is really not possible to be more specific than this. However, you should take this...