Ptosis surgery - What are the chances it will get worse? (photo)

Thank you for your question, and congratulations on your upcoming wedding. When it comes to surgical planning—especially for something as visible as eyelid symmetry—timing is essential. For mild to moderate congenital unilateral ptosis, the Müller’s muscle-conjunctival resection (M...

If your surgeon doesn't know how to fix this then you surely need to see someone who does. Ocular plastic surgeons are ophthalmologists with extra training in plastic surgery techniques around the eye. Many Plastic Surgeons 2 to 5 years of plastic surgery training are well trained in treating...

Orbital decompression surgery will help set your eyes back. As a Course Instructor of the orbital decompression course AAO Annual meeting (international meeting of about 15,000 surgeons) for many years and at the UCLA Orbital Master’s course, and this procedure definitely has the power to make y...

Hello and thank you for your question. You may have a slight ptosis, left more than right. This should generally be addressed before an upper eyelid blepharoplasty. I would recommend an in person consultation with an occuloplastic surgeon to better advise you on your options.

While it is possible to find injectors to provide this service, it is not actually a service that will help you. You state that you had ptosis surgery and revisional ptosis surgery in the past. Your photos demonstrate that you have persisted ptosis in both upper eyelids. Your left upper eyelid...

Yes you appear to have ptosis and the only effective treatment is ptosis surgery. See an oculoplastics expert.