Is this ptosis? What could help with this? (Photo)

You should consider posting a picture of yourself when you are not smiling so you can be assessed for ptosis that is present when you are not smiling. Often correcting that can help the issue you are concerned about. Caution is advised. You might might an well meaning surgeon who operated on...

You are holding your eyebrows very high. This suggests that you are under corrected for the upper eyelid ptosis. A forehand lift would further exaggerate the position of the eyebrows. It is not an option for you. There is a drop on the market called Upneeq. I am not an Upneeq fan. I think it is...

Your ptosis repair was an absolute success. Congratulations to your surgeon. The asymmetries that are now noticeable are the asymmetries in the lengths of the lower lids and the rounded lateral canthus on the contralateral eye. The lower lid is more bowed or inferiorly distracted on that side as...

The internal ptosis repair method involves shortening the conjunctiva and muller's muscle. If you still have enough redundant tissue, it may be possible to repeat the procedure, but if there is not enough tissue and it is attempted, it could lead to scarring of the eyelid to the eyeball and...

Double vision after ptosis surgery is quite unusual. Double vision is complex and does warrant a careful assessment to determine what is needed to address the issue. Generally I would recommend that you get assessed by a highly experienced pediatric ophthalmologist. Although you are an adult,...

Your surgeon makes more money having you self-pay than using your health insurance. If the surgeon participates with your health insurance, this is a type of health insurance fraud. They are making you pay for something that is covered by your health insurance. You should contact your health...