First picture is when i was 10, I’m 22 now. It seems like my eyes have changed for the worse, I have a lot of excess upper eyelid skin which i feel weighs my eyes down making them downturned and asymmetrical, how can i fix it?
December 19, 2018
Answer: Ptosis Thanks for the question Your photos are suggestive of a condition called ptosis, where the upper eyelid is lower than normal and covers the upper part of the iris of the eye. This gives a tired appearance as well as other issues. There are various causes and you should seek a suitablity trained surgeon to assess you. I hope this helps
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December 19, 2018
Answer: Ptosis Thanks for the question Your photos are suggestive of a condition called ptosis, where the upper eyelid is lower than normal and covers the upper part of the iris of the eye. This gives a tired appearance as well as other issues. There are various causes and you should seek a suitablity trained surgeon to assess you. I hope this helps
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December 19, 2018
Answer: Droopy eyelids (ptosis) It appears that you have eyelid ptosis and should see an oculoplastic surgeon for an evaluation. This is surgically correctable and those surgeries are typically performed by oculoplastic surgeons.Best,
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December 19, 2018
Answer: Droopy eyelids (ptosis) It appears that you have eyelid ptosis and should see an oculoplastic surgeon for an evaluation. This is surgically correctable and those surgeries are typically performed by oculoplastic surgeons.Best,
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