This is a great question and depends on your requirement for what looks ok to be in public, who does your surgery, what type of ptosis surgery is done and if you have any other systemic conditions. This is best discussed with your surgery in persons... Good luck.
Dr Z
Yes, this can be repaired, but it is likely cosmetic and not to be covered under insurance. There can be reasons not to have it repaired to include: cosmetically acceptable to you; lack of sufficient finances; risk that it would not work or be worse; risk the other eye could droop following r...
