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Thank you for sharing your concerns. First, your ptosis (droopy eyelid) is not caused by your weight. It is easily corrected by an experienced oculoplastic surgeon. Downtime is about 2 week and results are usually excellent. I hope you find this helpful.
You have a ptosis of the right upper lid. Has nothing to do with weight gain or loss. You should see an oculoplastic surgeon who can evaluate the lid muscles to determine what surgery would be best for you.
While some asymmetry of the face and eyes is normal if youhave ptosis of one eyelid surgery can be effective in improving this. Ptosisrepair involves tightening of the levator muscle to eliminate eyelid drooping.If excess upper eyelid skin is hooding the eye and needs to be eliminated, anincision is made in the crease at the top of the lid. The incisions are closedand sutured on the underside of the skin. The sutures are removed in four tosix days. I suggest making an appointment with a board certified plasticsurgeon who is experienced in ptosis repair.
Thanks for your question and photo. I agree with Dr. Martin. You certainly have a right sided ptosis. There are many causes of ptosis but in your age group is often congenital, related to contact lens wear or trauma or simply iatrogenic. I thorough evaluation should be performed by an experience oculoplastic surgeon in your area to determine the cause and best surgical course of treatment. Good luck to you!
You have congenital ptosis. You are likely to need a super maximal elevator resection ptosis surgery or some other advance ptosis repair. It is improbable that you will find an oculoplastic surgeon in private practice with sufficient experience as a ptosis surgeon for this type of...
I would recommend you have a review with an experienced oculoplastic surgeon to assess the ptosis, evaluate the squint and eyeball (globe) position. If the levator function is good, the pheylephrine test is an excellent method of visualising the potential surgical outcome, before actually...
Thank you for the question. Ptosis repair is common for children. If it can be shown that the eyelid is obstructing your vision, insurance covers the procedure. See an experienced oculoplastic surgeon to evaluate the cause of your condition and discuss potential treatments. Good luck,