I have a granuloma on my bottom eyelid on the left corner close to my duct

As you know, your situation is very complex.  It is for this reason, that many surgeons do not recommend orbital decompression for 2 to 3 mm of proptosis.  The potential benefits must out weight the risks. In comparing these images, there appears to be very little if any change in the axial p...

The real question is what is going on with your eyes and precisely what bother you.  A careful consultation should get to the bottom of these concerns to develop a plan that is right for you.  Consider posting a photograph so we can be of more help.

You have left upper eyelid ptosis (droopy eyelid) which is related to the underlying muscle that lifts the eyelid. You should consider left upper eyelid ptosis surgery and possible very conservative skin removal. See video and link below.

The European Society for Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery maintains a regional member directory on their website that will help find an European oculoplastic surgeon close to home.  Be aware that many of these individuals are primarily focused on reconstructive oculoplastic surgeon ...

If you only have an issue with one eyelid and the other one is fine, there is no reason why you could not have surgery on one eyelid only.  Factors that influence cost include time required, the complexity of the case, and the geographic location.   Would be best to have a consultation with a b...

In your case I recommend a personal review from a PS with an interest in oculoplastic surgery. It is impossible to make an accurate diagnosis from the image alone, and a careful assessment in person (with or without scans) is important. Good luck!