Droopy eyelid and eyebrow, would I need a lift or a blepharoplasty?

You appear to have normal eyelids and normal eyelid position relative to the features of your eyeball. Your brow position, on the other hand, appears uneven. A bit of Botox to achieve a 'browlift' effect on your lower side would be an easy first step in achieving better facial symmetry.

Thank you for your question regarding the potential improvement of your eyelids.  You have a case of upper eyelid ptosis (droop) which is causing the problem.  I would suggest that you see an ophthalmic plastic surgeon to have this evaluated and treated if it bothers  you.  It can be progressive, so if it an issue now, it may be better to take care of it sooner than later.    Best wishes!

You also have a compensatory eyebrow elevation.  Surgery is needed to correct the upper eyelid ptosis.  While a personal consultation is needed to determine which of the ptosis surgeries would be best for you.  I would probably recommend an anterior levator ptosis surgery with an anchor blepharoplasty.  This crease a hard crease and supports the upper eyelid lashes which are also ptotic.  Surgery should be performed under intravenous sedation for the best possible result.  You need about 10 days to recover from surgery before most people will be unaware that you just had a procedure.

Hello, it appears you may have ptosis in your upper lids, left worse than right. You should have a consultation with an oculoplastic surgeon to best determine your options.  Best of luck!

From the one limited photograph the eyebrows are in an excellent position are not droopy. A brow lift is not necessary. There appears to be ptosis present which can be surgically repaired by a oculoplastic surgeon. A cosmetic  blepharoplasty is not required.