Would eyelid surgery and orbital decompression correct the appearance of my eyes? (photos)

They are not really interested in the fine details that help make a functional result an aesthetic result. To improve your result, you need levator function. That is a measure of the ability of the excursion of the upper eyelid when the eyebrow is firmly held against the brow bone. This isolates...

A gentle pinch test of the loose skin of your upper eyelids should be performed to see if you can close your eyes when the skin which you wish removed is pinched with a smooth forcep. If you can close your eyes during the skin pinch, that skin could be removed. If you can’t close your eyes d...

I don't understand your comment and it may be a confusion of terms. I don't understand why a lower bleph was done for malars, which is not typical. Perhaps you could post a picture with a pointer indicating your concern

Your current condition is an ectropion affecting both lower lids. It may or may not self correct but it should get better with time. This post-op condition is often associated with excess tearing, irritation and redness. Good luck, Doc PG

Hi. As was pointed out to you initially, a brow lift would be the indicated procedure going forward. The lateral redundant skin is brow tissue not upper lid skin. there must be a reason why your surgeon suggested a brow lift but now is reluctant. I would suggest another meeting with your surgeon...