Sleepy Eyes. 17 years old. Do I have ptosis or is this normal? (photos)

This looks like post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation from the peel.It is especially common in an olive skin that is not prepared with hydroquinone and tretinoin before the peel.It often lightens over 6 months.Hydroquinone alone is not enough. It may improve with 4% hydroquinone + 0.5% tretinoin...

This is a very complicated surgery. The surgeon I can trust for this procedure is Dr. Jeffrey  Schiller. I have seen him operate many times to learn from him and he handles it very well. He has offices in New Jersey (Edison), Livingston and also in Staten Island.RegardsDr. JDisclaimer: This...

From your photograph the position of the corner of your eyes, the canthal area looks normal and is not drooping.  The normal position to lift a sagging eye is a canthoplasty.  However as others have stated you do have a slight lid droop called ptosis which may be contributing to your looking t...

Blepharoplasty or brow lift typically can make the eyes look more open which many people call bigger.If your eyelids have excess skin folds pushing the eyelid down, or if your eyebrow has dropped pushing the eyelid tissue down then a blepharoplasty in the first case or a brow lift in the second...

Yes, the skin of malar fat bags can have wrinkling and discoloration due to uneven sun exposure, repeated swelling, etc.  I believe the best treatment is to treat the malar bags and smooth them out.  Then whatever skin pigmentation problems remain can be treated with topical treatments...

Fat goes away from the face and around the eyes as one ages.  That results in saggy or deflation of the skin, similar to when the air out of a balloon is let out.  Filling around the eye (by fat or filler) can re-expand that saggy skin, improving the "wrinkles".