Non surgical ways to lift my upper eyelid? (photos)

Since most of your droopiness and hooding is from the lateral brow and not the eyelid, you can try a Botox or chemical browlift.  By injecting the glabellar area (in between the eyes) and lateral crow's feet area/tail of the eyebrow, you are weakening the sets of muscles which normally pull down.  When you weaken the muscles that normally pull down, the lateral brow will lift from the forehead.

You have some downward settling of the brows and likely some mildly redundant upper eyelid skin.  Neuromodulator injections may provide some temporary lifting of the brows - if it helps re-treatment is typically necessary every 3 to 4 months.  Ultherapy, a non-invasive procedure that uses high intensity, high frequency sound energy to elicit tissue tightening, may provide subtle permanent lifting of the brows.  Fractional CO2 laser skin resurfacing can tighten the upper eyelid skin so that more of the eyelid is visible.  When you are ready surgery (eg endoscopic brow lift, upper eyelid lift) will be far more effective.