Uneven eyelids. How can I treat them?

The right eyelid has more of an issue than the left. There is bilateral eyebrow compensation The right upper eyelid fold is variable due to how the skin breaks and how much eyebrow compensation is active. Well meaning surgeons may recommend the Mueller's muscle conjunctival resection, a very popular surgery with surgeons. The problem is that the mullerectomy surgery is not a strong ptosis repair. It is not useful in the setting of a central levator disinsertion which will be the basis of your eyelid malposition. I would recommend an anterior levator repair combines with an anchor blepharoplasty. The key here is that you should have very little skin fat an muscle removed. What you need is internal eyelid structure. Your eyes can be your best feature.

It appears the your right upper lid is slightly lower than your left. You have a compensatory browlift on the right side which makes the right lid seem longer (increased tarsal platform show). Ptosis can have a variety of causes and if you think the ptosis switches sides you should have a full work up to rule out systemic causes. Best to see an eyelid expert.

There are few possible options such as left upper blepharoplasty, right upper eyelid filler, or unlikely right ptosis surgery. Need more detailed evaluation. See an oculoplastics expert.

The three photographs show differing results based on the position of your eyebrows. It atDoes not appear to be ptosis present. An asymmetrical upper blepharoplasty should be able to give more symmetry to your eyelids.