What can be done to correct asymmetry from previous eyelid surgeries? (photos)

They are not really interested in the fine details that help make a functional result an aesthetic result. To improve your result, you need levator function. That is a measure of the ability of the excursion of the upper eyelid when the eyebrow is firmly held against the brow bone. This isolates the movement of the upper eyelid. Movement is classified as poor, good, and excellent. To accomplish significant aesthetic improvement in these eyelids, you need at least 12 mm of levator function. When there is less than this, the risk of unsuccessful revisional surgery increases. Study the paper linked below. Half of these patient were individuals like you who had unsatisfactory ptosis repair. You will see what is possible to control and reshape these eyes to make them more beautiful. There is no substitute to a detailed in person assessment.

To correct asymmetry after eyelid surgeries, options include scar revision, ptosis repair, brow lift (or fox lift), and eyelid contouring (canthoplasty). Fat grafting may improve volume asymmetry if fillers caused issues. Consult an experienced oculoplastic surgeon for a tailored revision plan.