Is it possible to have a Müllers muscle-conjunctival after a levator resection

The decision to undergo a frontalis sling surgery for congenital ptosis is complex and should be discussed thoroughly with your surgeon. While it may involve multiple surgeries and a period of not being able to blink, the potential benefits, such as improved eyelid position, need to be carefully...

You have significant upper eyelid ptosis with central levator aponeurosis disinsertion and compensatory eyebrow elevation. Assuming you have not reversed your photos (common on this forum) you have stronger eyebrow compensation on the right side but slightly more ptosis on the left side. Please...

You are beautiful just as you are. Your photos do suggest that you have mild upper eyelid ptosis. That does not mean that you need to run out and get ptosis surgery. The first photo really shows the eyelids appearing pretty normal. The other photos suggest a central leavtor disinsertion ptosis...

In both photos you are looking down into your phone. When you look down, it is expected that the eyelids will be heavier than when looking straight ahead. A photo where you are looking level, straight ahead would be much more helpful to understand your upper eyelid position. Undoubtedly you have...

Thank you for your query. You will need a thorough evaluation tho see if you have ptosis , however you can safely have a conservative ptosis repair done by a skilled Plastic surgeon even with somewhat prominent eyes. Your lower eyelids do not require a blepharoplasty procedure although...