Are my eyelids drooping? What do I have and what treatment needs to be done to fix this? (Photo)

Hi, I'm sorry the appearance of your eyes has been so upsetting. There are definitely things that can be done to rejuvenate them!In order for us to open our eyes, we use muscles in our eyelids and also our forehead. The eyelid muscle can weaken with time (and some people are born with one side weaker than the other) causing the eyelid to droop and block our vision. The forehead muscle, which mainly acts to raise our eyebrows like when we're shocked or surprised, starts working harder in order to lift the eyelid so we can see. In the process, it can lift the eyebrow, one or both of them, extra high. This dynamic connection between the eyelid and eyebrow can work in the reverse direction too, where a heavy, low-set eyebrow can push the eyelid down and cause eyelid drooping.In order to properly address your eyes, a trained Plastic Surgeon would need to evaluate you in person examine your eyelids, eyebrows, and forehead. The plan might include any one or a combination of eyelid surgery, eyebrow lift, and/or neuromodulators (Botox) to correct the asymmetry and rejuvenate the overall appearance of your eyes.Best wishes to you.

Greetings from Istanbul! I'm truly sorry to hear about your distress. You appear to be experiencing ptosis. Rest assured, there are effective solutions for addressing drooping eyelids and revitalizing the eye area. However, a detailed in-person consultation is necessary to make an accurate assessment. Factors such as eyebrow movement, forehead structure, and eyelid positioning all need to be taken into consideration before we can determine an appropriate treatment plan. Wishing you the very best.