What an be done to lift corners of my eyes and for heavy/droopy eyelids? (Photos)

Thanks for your question and for posting photos! 
Based on the photographs, I do not see much skin redundancy or fat protrusion in the upper eyelids. Of course, an in person examination would be needed to know for sure. I also do not notice any significant ptosis, which is drooping of the upper eyelids. You do have what is known as a negative vector, which is a slight downslanting of the corner of the eyes. This can be corrected with a canthopexy procedure. 
It may be possible that you also have some eyebrow ptosis. This is a drooping, or malposition, of the brows which can then make the eyelids also look heavy or drooping even though there is no problem with the eyelids itself. An in person exam should be done to assess the position of the brows and to see if you are happy with the improved appearance if the brows are manually lifted, simulating what post-surgical browlift might look like. It is possible that you may only desire a lateral, or temporal, browlift (which only raises the corner of the brow). 
Best to seek out the consultation of a board certified plastic surgeon, oculoplastic surgeon, or facial plastic surgeon in your area for an examination and discussion of treatment options. 
Best, 
Rohit Jaiswal, MD   Plastic Surgeon

Thank you for your question and images. Heaviness is not necessarily a sign of ageing and I would think you probably have always had fullness in the lateral part of the upper eyelid. I find this can be challenging to treat and the lateral part of the upper eyelid contains the tear glands that are not able to be reduced in the same manner as the fat pads. Saying that a personal consultation would be the best way to assess your options and considering combination of upper eyelid surgery, brow lift and temporal lifts can soften the area.RegardsDr Guy Watts 

You may be referring to lateral canthoplasty but best to refer to almond eye surgery which is different. See following link. Need personal consultation. Skype consult available.

Thank you for your question. Eyelid surgery can correct lower eyelid drooping. This drooping can often expose the bottom of the eye, which is a serious issue. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Best wishes,

Brows give sad appearance and treatment? If lifting your brows with you hand corrects this then a vertical Browlift  (Irregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift)is what you need. Try Botox first if you want. 

Thanks for sharing your photos.Your upper eyelids are heavy and come down a lot more than one would expect for a 36 year old. It is possible you may have a droopy eyelid or mild to moderate ptosis, you are compensating well by activating your forehead muscles. Surgery would be an appropriate choice.Your corners are positioned a few millimeters below where they should. For example, an imaginary line joining the inner and outer corners should tilt UPWARDS, yours is going DOWN. This is how your eye socket is designed and it comes down to your genes. In Plastic Surgery terms we refer to this as Negative Canthal Tilt. This feature unfortunately exaggerates  the downward droop of the upper eyelid. Think of your upper lid edge as a 'bucket handle' where one point( outer corner)  is attached below where it should be, naturally the eyelid movements will reflect this .Surgery to fix this is possible but complex as it involves detaching and reattaching the lateral corner.  Hope this helps

The best way to proceed is for a face to face consultation with a qualified facial plastic surgeon, look for FRACS qualifications.  Your surgeon will need to assess you in person whilst you animate your face and eyelid area.  Generally Botulinum toxin injection and surgery would be the most effective.  There are also non surgical options such as RF skin tightening and micro focused ultrasound.  The surgical option could also include a brow lift.  Hope this is helpful.

thank you for your question.  A bilateral upper blepharoplasty with a canthopexy is the best procedure to correct the problem.  The canthopexy is a complex, delicate operation and you need to find a very experienced eyelid surgeon or oculoplastic surgeon to perform this procedure.