When I completely relax the muscles in my face, I appear to have brow and eyelid ptosis. I'm not sure if this is because I regularly raise my brow and pull my eyelids back or if I maybe have a condition. If I do, are there any non-surgical solutions? Assuming correction will require surgery, is there a possibility the issue will return years down the road and be difficult to correct because I already had surgery? I don't want to look horrible after 27.
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