What surgery could I do to have bigger, brighter eyes? My eyes always look tired and droopy. (photo)

Upper eyelid ptosis surgery would lift the upper eyelids. Some patients try Upneeq as a non-surgical options; an eyedrop that temporarily lifts the eyelid.

Combining this with fat transfer or filler to the upper sulcus - the hollow area between your upper eyelid and brow - can further reduce a tired appearance.

Consult an expert for an evaluation. Let me know if you want more details. Hope this helps!

Ptosis is a condition where there is droopiness of the upper eyelids. This may be the case in your situation, and a reputable oculoplastic surgeon should be able to assess you for this type of surgical repair. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

You likely would benefit from (scarless) ptosis surgery but it is best to have more detailed evaluation with an oculoplastic specialist to determine.

It appears that you have a bilateral condition known as upper eyelid ptosis. In person co sultatuin with a board certified plastic or oculoplastic surgeon will give you an opportunity for proper diagnosis as well as options of surgical treatment. Good luck.

Thank you for posting your question here!My answer will be based on the limited information and pictures provided, for a more detailed and personalized plan please consult with a plastic surgeon in person.
Although it is hard to say for sure just based on this singular picture but you do look like you have ptosis ( drooping of the eyelid). This is a condition than can definitely be fixed , your surgeon will determine the degree of ptosis you have and what can be done to improve it ( different types of surgeries will address different degrees of ptosis) , but rest assured this can be corrected and you are not stuck with this condition.I hope this helps, Best of luck!