Can you explain the difference between tarsal fixation and normal upper blepharoplasty?

You have ectropion of the waterline. You actually have upper eyelid ptosis and a poorly controlled eyelid platform. Effectively the eyelid platform are asymmetric (too much platform show on the right side). To address these issues, a surgical revision is needed to lower the eyelid crease,...

Thank you for your question. Based on these limited photographs you will benefit from a blepharoplasty and filler treatment. You may have some ptosis which can be evaluated on a physical examination. Please find an experienced Board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with...

Your canthal tilt is normal. You don't need a lateral canthoplasty. You have mild lower lid retraction (your lower eyelid is slightly rounded on the outside edge). It can be improved using a small graft on the inside of your lower eyelid. This will make it seem like you have positive tilt. You...

There is a controversy as to what causes festoons vs. malar bags. I feel that malar bags represent a falling of the fat pads and orbicularis muscles over the ligaments of the face. A mid-face lift, performed through an endoscopic incision behind the hairline, lifting under the lining of the bone...

You have mild upper eyelid ptosis (droop). An conservative upper blepharoplasty (removing excess skin) will definitely help, but you may also benefit from a ptosis repair that can open your eyes. Seek a surgeon that is experienced in both external and internal ptosis repair procedures so that...