Droopy outer eye corners? What can I do? (photos)

Thank you for your question eyelid surgery.Yes, it is possible that you would benefit from lateral canthopexy or canthoplasty to elevate the horizontal axis of your eyes.To be sure, see two or more board-certified plastic surgeons in your area for a full and complete evaluation to make sure you...

  The details here are a little obscure to me.  One reason is that one surgeon's canthoplasty technique may vary from another's.  Certainly, an oculofacial plastic surgeon should be able to give you the results that you are seeking and there are a number of excellently trained...

I have developed reconstructive surgery to help these situations.  While the reconstruction is very good in my opinion, it does not fully reverse the permanent damage that has been done by this April 2015 surgery.  You have a very high lateral upper eyelid crease, the lower eyelids are...

First, appreciate that your issue is not as bad as some.  Lateral canthoplasty is a procedure that tightens the lower eyelid.  Your lower eyelid retraction is not the result of the eyelid being loose.  You lower eyelid retraction is do to scaring of the eyelid and motor...

Thank you for your question and images. You do have some lower eyelid scleral show and a low insertion point of your lateral canthus. It is difficult to see clearly on the images that you have provided but it appears you also have some globe prominence.A procedure such as a lateral...

We can't make an epicanthal fold for you.  On the other hand, I think you would benefit from what I call a structured microblepharoplasty.  This is a very precise anchor blepharoplasty to refine the upper eyelid crease and the placement of the loose eyelid platform skin on slight...