Do I have ptosis? One eye became smaller than the other one (photo)

Hello! Thank you for the information provided. It is very hard to help you without pictures. Nonetheless, you should discuss this concerns with you PS, and remember to follow your post op instructions given by your doctor. Best of luck!

It is a small incision procedure which can be done under local anesthesia. Using the natural upper eyelid crease, the surgeon can "tuck in" the prolapsed lacrimal gland with quick recovery.

That means I take results that my colleagues think are good enough and make them much, much better.  When someone tells you to "get a hobby," they are obviously not really interested in hearing your concerns.  You deserve a result that makes you happy.  You result is basically symmetric and rea...

You have the following issues resulting in the way your eyes are: 1) relatively shallow orbit with bulging eyes; 2) deficient lower orbital rim bone; 3) lower eyelid retraction. There solutions for each of these procedures are as follows: 1) orbital decompression; 2) orbital rim implant; 3)...

After 17 years, there is a good chance you have some excess fat returning to your lower eyelids. This can be removed surgically, or if mild, may be camouflaged with filler injections.

These do look like very minimal, early festoons. A combination approach will give the most improvement. Fillers, lasers, and microneedling/PRP can improve under the eyes. My patients try to get non surgical treatments to avoid surgery. We use PRP and stem cells there often. I suggest consulting ...