Do I need ptosis surgery to fix my droopy eyelids? Or should I do brow filler for hollowing & brow Botox/threads? (Photos)

In both photos you are looking down into your phone. When you look down, it is expected that the eyelids will be heavier than when looking straight ahead. A photo where you are looking level, straight ahead would be much more helpful to understand your upper eyelid position. Undoubtedly you have...

Thank you for your query. You will need a thorough evaluation tho see if you have ptosis , however you can safely have a conservative ptosis repair done by a skilled Plastic surgeon even with somewhat prominent eyes. Your lower eyelids do not require a blepharoplasty procedure although...

The height of the droopy eyelid can be improved (when looking straight ahead) but not in downgaze. See an oculoplastic surgeon for ptosis surgery.

Eyelid ptosis (drooping) can have various causes, including the use of certain medications. Since you've experienced ptosis after using these medications, it's crucial to follow your doctor's advice and closely monitor the situation. While some cases of drug-induced ptosis can be temporary and...

The quickest and easiest approach for elevating low lying eyebrows would be the use of a couple of microdroplets of Botox properly placed along with the use of an appropriate HA filler. The entire procedure takes about five to ten minutes in experienced hands and the filler result is seen...

You need a very fussy crease lowering surgery that entails a very precise ptosis correction, crease lowering surgery, and advancement of the preaponeurotic fat. This is aesthetic upper eyelid surgery at a level of precision only practiced by 0.01% of eyelid surgeons in my experience, which is...