The skin in the area called the tarsal platform is not tight. When we do an upper lid bleph, we try to secure the crease so that the skin here is smooth. If the crease doesn't hold well for some reason, the skin will drop and you will see this sort of wrinkling. The best thing to do is a...
First, you do not have "festoons." What you consider a problem is a simple congenital variation of the malar ligament. In probably 85% of people, this is a single ligament that attaches near the inferior orbital rim. In the other 15% it is a double ligament with the medial portion extending...
You have upper eyelid ptosis and your ptosis is repairable. Perhaps the surgeons you have seen are reconstructive ptosis surgeons. I often will operate on as little as a 1/2 millimeter of ptosis. Most surgeons are not comfortable with this and will quote ptosis surgery as accurate plus or minus...