I had internal approach ptosis surgery 6 months ago on my right eyelid. The eyelid height is now ok when I wake up in the morning. 2-3 hours into the day the lid begins to droop a bit, but more importantly the eyelid crease goes higher. This leaves me with asymmetrical eyelids that look hallow on the left and a crease that is higher on the left for the majority of the day. I had this same problem to a greater degree before surgery. Is there anything that could fix this, possibly an ant approach?
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You can find an oculoplastic specialist (eye plastic surgeon) by visit asoprs.org.Also see following link on my website for details on eyelid ptosis surgery.
Your eyes are in no way "hideous" -- I study eyelids for a living, and have performed thousands of eyelid operations. You have a mild eyelid asymmetry -- there is the slight possibility of "micro-ptosis" as one of the experts in our field calls it -- but it seems more likely...
Eyelid ptosis surgery can be tough, especially repeat ptosis surgery. However, there is a special procedure I use for revision eyelid ptosis surgery that has high success rate. See following link.
