I have large cholesterol marks on & under both eyes. are these able to be removed on the NHS?

Generally if you are having ptosis surgery at your age it is for congenital ptosis.  Often in these situations, the muscle that raises the droopy eyelid is abnormal.  This forces the surgeon to significantly shorten the muscle in order to open the eye.  Sometimes a sling from the...

Although keloid formation would be unusual in the eyelids, if there is a personal or family history of keloid scarring, caution would be advised. That being said, I would like to raise a related consideration, namely the possibilty of sidestepping surgery altogether via the use of nonsurgical...

You have very well shaped eyes,Asymmetry is normal -Our hands are not the same size, nor our feet, teeth or eyes,When we look at our faces closely, the asymmetry can be startling,But yours looks well within the limits of normal and in fact more symmetric than most.Don't have anything done Best...