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I suggest posting photos for us to give you a better idea if there are alternate options. Sublative, other radiofrequency treatments or laser treatments may help without the need for surgery. Best, Dr. Emer.
A photograph would be helpful to even understand what your eyelids look like. Generally though, it is always possible to raise a crease or fold but seldom possible to lower a fold. It is certainly improbable that it could be achievable without surgery if it were possible at all.
Difficult to say without a photograph or clinical exam. Without surgery there aren't any great options I'm aware of but a standard blepharoplasty may be what is needed. This can often be done under local anesthesia. See a plastic surgeon near you for more information.
There are two phases to ptosis surgery. The first is the isolation of the eyelid muscle from the surrounding tissues. You can be well sedated for this portion of the surgery and thus be made comfortable and pain-free. The second phase of ptosis surgery is best performed with...
A revision blepharoplasty is possible. Best to be seen in person to be properly evaluated for this procedure.
You seem to have an excess of peri-orbital fat. Excising this fat would likely offer you the desired result.