Congenital Ptosis Repair - mortality statistics from dataset?

Yes it appears you have mild upper eyelid ptosis. See an oculoplastics expert for evaluation and possible treatment.

At least from the photo provided, there appears to be a rather prominent asymmetry in the height of the right eyebrow and the asymmetrically lower left eyebrow. Happily this can be remedied with the use of a Botox to left side of the glabella region and microdroplets of Botox to the tail of the...

There should not be an issue with having upper eyelid ptosis surgery after lower eyelid retraction surgery since different anatomic area and local anesthesia. Ask your surgeon.

If you are using lash growth serum such as Latisse or over the counter product that contain Isopropyl cloprostenate., I recommend you immediately stop. These products permanently damage fat in the eyelid. You do have upper eyelid ptosis and you benefit from anterior levator resection ptosis surgery.

You are just swollen from your recent ptosis surgery. It is not possible at the moment to know what your outcome will be like. However, posterior ptosis surgery is not as reliable as ptosis surgeons claim. You did not offer a before surgery picture. Generally central levator disinsertion does...