Am I a good candidate for upper blepharoplasty? This is a follow up to my original question (Photo)

At least from the photos provided, your problem is certainly not unique. Since the upper cheek is a major support for the under-eyes, the use of a robust HA volumizing filler concentrating on the upper cheek-lower border will likely significantly improve the appearance of the bags and...

Since we can see an excessive amount of your upper eyelid skin on both sides, you may have droopy upper eyelids. This condition is called ptosis. The best specialist to see, in my opinion, would be an oculoplastic surgeon. I hope this is helpful! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

We all have asymmetric faces including eyes and orbits. Mild asymmetry in level of your orbits should not be treated with extensive surgery indicated for more severe distopias. Correction of lateral canthal areas using lateral canthopexy will change the shape of the eyes and make deformity less...

Your symmetry of your upper eyelids is very close. I don’t see any appreciable extra skin in the circled eye in your photographs. The position of your eyelid with regard to your pupil also looks approximately equal. I don’t know the exact answer for your pressure in that eye, however, and upp...

Don't get bamboozled by sales talk. We are talking about surgery on the outer corner of the eyes. It will change the corners. Generally the effect of the difference very much depends on what precisely is being done. However, if the surgeon is trying to sell you on their services by telling you...