Concern about eyelid asymmetry – seeking advice on symmetry procedures (Photo)

It appears from your photos that you have ptosis (drooping) of the right upper lid. This makes the eyelid height and platform asymmetric. This often leads to brow asymmetry as well. This can be improved by tightening the muscle of the right upper lid (assuming an otherwise normal in person exam). Best to see an eyelid expert.

I would recommend an upper eyelid blepharoplasty and possibly a ptosis repair. It is hard to determine definitely without a physical examination.

If your right pupil is partially obscured by your eyelid, and you need to forcefully raise your eyelid to see properly, there may be an issue with your right eyelid muscle being weakened or stretched, which is called eyelid ptosis. A ptosis exam is needed to determine if this is the case. Eyelid ptosis is diagnosed, and treated by an oculofacial/ oculoplastic surgeon. General plastic, and cosmetic surgeons are not trained in eyelid ptosis correction surgery. You can refer to the attached video about eyelid ptosis correction.