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25, female, heavy, hooded eyes - Would I be a good candidate for upper eyelid surgery/ brow lift? (Photos)

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raisa1234Jan 13, 2026

I’ve always had hooded eyes but it got worse as I’m aging and I used lash serums. My eyelids feel heavy on my eyes now and feels like there is pressure. Should I get upper bleph or brow lift? 25 f

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