I can't exactly remember but it might have started when my cat scratched my eyelid years ago. Does it look like I have ptosis? Where should I go to get it treated and what is the best option for the money? Thank you.
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November 15, 2018
Answer: Scarless internal droopy eyelid ptosis surgery
It appears you have right upper eyelid ptosis. More information is needed for proper recommendation including before photos and examination. See an oculoplastic surgeon and discuss with your surgeon.
Floaters are a very common condition. When associated with flashing lights it can be a sign of retinal detachment (RD). You need to be seen by an ophthalmologist right away as RD is easier to treat and outcomes are better when treated quickly.It's hard to conceive of a way that the ptosis ...
Best to have personal consultation. Your eye asymmetry is likely due to multiple factors and there are several options available, including nonsurgical and surgical.