What causes my eyelids to be droopy most of times? (Photo)

The variation in eye appearance could indeed be influenced by factors related to Hashimoto's disease and hypothyroidism. These conditions can sometimes lead to fluid retention, changes in skin elasticity, and even mild swelling around the eyes, which could affect the appearance of the eyelids and eye shape.
Other possible factors include:- **Muscle Fatigue or Tension**: Eye muscles might be more relaxed or fatigued on some days, leading to droopiness. Stress or screen time can also contribute.- **Fluid Retention**: Fluctuations in fluid retention can affect the tissues around the eyes, making them appear more puffy or less lifted on some days.- **Inflammation**: In autoimmune conditions like Hashimoto's, inflammation levels can vary, potentially affecting how tissues around the eyes appear.
Discussing these changes with your endocrinologist may help determine if your thyroid levels are optimal. Additionally, a consultation with an ophthalmologist or a facial plastic surgeon could provide more insight into eyelid dynamics and options for achieving a consistent appearance.

Hypothyroid is one of many medical conditions that can weaken the eye opening muscles. I recommend trying Upneeq. It’s an eye drop that can stimulate your eyelid opening muscles. Good luck!