Any Natural or Nonsurgical Way to Fix Mild Ectropion on Lower Lid?

When patients have undergone surgery and one lid droops, massage and time can often improve their condition if it is minor.
When the lid droops in a patient, this condition cannot be corrected nonsurgically. Laser tightening and massage will not help raise the eyelid.
The most common cause for just one side drooping is a difference in the eyeball set inside the bone.
Usually when this condition is corrected-- if it needs to be corrected at all-- a cheek advancement procedure is necessary. We prefer an ultrashort incision cheeklift for this problem. If you loook closely enough, the problem is often present on both sides, but manifesting more on the side where the eyeball is more prominent.

I am not aware of any non surgical way to provide definitive correction for ectropion. I would definitely avoid Botulinum toxin as this could worsen the condition. Theoretically eye exercises could provide subtle improvement. Taping of the eyelid is another option that is not popular.

There really is no non-surgical way to treat ectropion.  The only way to treat ectropion properly is by surgery. This can be done by canthopexy or canthoplasty possibly.

The only non surgical way would be Botox droplets into the lower eyelid muscle but this is very temporary and I do not recommend it.
From MIAMI Dr. B

Ectropion, or a looseness and pulling away of the lower lid, can be a result of aging and loss of lid tone. A floppy lower lid may also be unmasked by a lower blepharoplasty with ectropion or a showing of the white of the eye above the lower lid, called 'scleral show'. Some individuals will naturally have some of the white showing, however when the eye is opened further after blepharoplasty, dryness or irritation can result.There are no natural ways to correct ectropion whether it occurs naturally, or after lower lid surgery. If seen early after surgery massage may help, but inherited looseness will need surgical correction. When assessing for lid rejuvenation we always check the lower lid tone and if necessary will complete a canthoplasty, or a tightening of the lower lid to improve or maintain the lid position at the time of blepharoplasty. If the condition is inherited, a canthoplasty alone works very well with a minimum recovery. No massages or drops will fix the lid.Best of luck,peterejohnsonmd