My upper eyelids keep swelling, the are swollen when I wake and still swollen in afternoon. (photos)

While weight gain/loss can affect how this area looks it is unlikely that you will see the area correct through weight loss.  I encourage you to meet with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss your concerns and options.

Cosmetic ptosis surgery, and any other cosmetic surgery is a "want" more so than a "need". So only you can decide if a feature is bothering you enough to nudge you to have a procedure done. Having said that cosmetic eyelid ptosis can create a subtle improvement that is very pleasing to the eye....

Facial fat is essential to a youthful appearance.  Think of a young child's plump full face.  When the fat thins, which happens naturally as we age, the face begins to resemble more of a skeleton.  This look would be accentuated if too much fat was removed during surgery.  This is considered an ...

This scar is lower than most of us would place it, but I have seen other surgeons who do it this way.  The norm is to put it directly below the lash line in the small crease that is there so that you don't see it.  The lower lid usually heals very well so you should see very little scar here o...

Canthopexy, or even canthoplasty, alone will NOT give more almond shape eyes IF the lower eyelids are sitting too low. Additional steps are needed. Please see following link and video for more information. Yes, revision surgery can be done.

An ophthalmology or oculoplastics consultation would help you. In this photograph the left eye appears to be looking downward slightly (left hypophoria or hypotropia). An ophthalmologist or oculoplastic surgeon will check your vision, ocular movement, ocular alignment,...