My left eyelid doesn’t tuck in like my right does, creating multiple folds and a tired eye look, what can be done? (photos)

There are one of several procedures you may benefit from including left upper eyelid filler injection, conservative left upper blepharoplasty, or ptosis surgery. Consultation needed. See an oculoplastic specialist.

Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photographs. You have mild ptosis (dropping) of your left upper eyelid. See an experienced Oculoplastic Surgeon for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of treatment options. Good luck,

From reviewing your pictures it seems that your left eyebrow is a little lower than your right, this by the way is quite common, we are rarely completely symmetric. To address this a minor left  brow lift could correct your concerns.

Hi, and thank you so much for your query and the photographs. It appears as though you have a mild drooping of your eyelid, but this is something that can only be definitively diagnosed in a consultation – also if it is a new phenomenon it may be related to lifestyle, such as getting enough sleep. At 18 years of age it is unlikely to be age-related, but if it is affecting you both aesthetically and functionally, I suggest meeting with a board-certified surgeon who specialises in oculoplastic surgery; they will be able to advise you on your options going forward. All the best.

ThanksYou have a droopy upper lid due to a condition called ptosis. See a plastic surgeon who speacilises in droopy eyelid correctionBest

You probably have mild ptosis which can create this appearance. Advancing and reattaching the levator muscle typically allows the natural fat pads to come forward and fill the accessory crease. Your best option is to have this evaluated and repaired by an oculoplastic specialist who performs levator surgery through an anterior approach so that the lid crease, lid margin contour, and lid fold may be addressed appropriately (i.e., avoid conjunctiva-Mueller's resection). Select a surgeon who has great experience with levator surgery. Best wishes.