Do I have ptosis? How should I correct my right eye so it's brighter and more open? (Photo)

I reviewed your photo. Based on the photo, I believe you are candidate for cosmetic scarless ptosis surgery but need more detailed evaluation to determine.

Based on your photos, you have asymmetric ptosis, left worse than right. Its important to have your eyes evaluated by an Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon (Oculoplastics) who can evaluate you and show you what the goals of the surgery should be. There is a test we can do in the office that would show...

It is highly improbable that you can fully reverse you're surgery. It is not so much the removed skin as it is the induced scaring in the eyelid. It is critical that you have a detailed consultation and a precise understanding of what is bothering you may lead to a successful improvement of your...

Grade 3 ptosis is severe sagging in which the nipple lies well below the inframammary fold and lies at the bottom of the breast, at the lowest hanging part of the parenchyma (cells in the ducts and glands that produce milk) along the inferior contour of the breast. Pseudoptosis (glandular)...

I prefer an incision technique on the skin in order better access the muscle that opens the eyelid directly (anterior approach). The eyelid crease can be recreated more precisely this way. The posterior approach is done from the undersurface of the eyelid but in my opinion is not as precise. 

Ptosis can be tricky to fix so having already had two surgeries, I think you could consider having another procedure with a different surgeon. Unfortunately some types of ptosis can’t be significantly improved so you take this risk, but at least you’ve given it a shot. As to which proce...