This does sound like some form of damage to the lacrimal. This sits in the upper and outer eye socket and can sometimes bulge into the lid. I have seen occasional patients referred to me with this complication where the origin surgeon has not realised that the lacrimal gland is present and...
A closer up photo of your eyebrows and eyes would be helpful to give you the best advice. It is possible that you could have ptosis of one of your upper eyelids, and this could explain the asymmetry of your eyebrows and eyelids. Ptosis occurs when the muscle in the upper eyelid weakens and i...
Your eyebrows should not drop after blephroplasty if done properly. You can also get more then one blephroplasty in your life time depending on how fast you develop the excess skin. In choosing your plastic surgeon for the blephroplasty the best thing to do is view the before/after photos of t...