Reoccurring eyelid ptosis, how many times can I get a bleph redone?

There is no specific number of blepharoplasties that someone can have. The most important factor is to have enough skin for eyelid closure. See an oculoplastic surgeon for evaluation and treatment.

Unfortunately, surgeons often don't think long term.  I would be very careful regarding surgery for this.  You need to find care with very experienced fellowship trained oculoplastic surgeons.  Even then I would think long and hard about having surgery.  There will be very, very few community based surgeons with experience operating on a patent with Ehlers danlos.  I suggest you develop a relationship with an academic oculoplastic surgeon to is not trigger happy.  Less is more will be your watch words.

Dear Suzannedee, Thank you for your recent inquiry and I am sorry to hear about your concerns at such a young age. With eyelid surgery or blepharoplasty the necessary factor is having excess skin in the upper eyelid crease. Under examination if you are found to have excess skin causing either clinical ptosis or what we may call cosmetic ptosis then surgery may be performed to reduce this laxity. If you do not have enough skin then it is important not to have the procedure done. There is no amount of times by rule it is by appearance and need. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.