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

Before recommending a procedure, we need to have a clear understanding of what the underlying problem or ideology is. In your case it can be separated into facial contour and skin color. Issues related directly to skin complexion and skin color are probably a little more potentially challenging...

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...