Is this ptosis or something else? Please name what it could be if it's not ptosis.

Both of these are surgeries and both can produce swelling and bruising.  If you are doing just transconj work, and not taking off any skin or working at the canthus, this may heal faster.  When you go through the skin you are interrupting more planes of tissue and also can have higher i...

The bulge you see is the swollen orbicularis muscle which is under the skin. Some people have a very prominent muscle here which can remain swollen for a while after the surgery.  Looks pretty good on the other side, so should resolve with time.  You can see that the right lower lid is a l...

Congratulations on your weight loss --- unfortunately, that often is accompanied by droopiness or increased laxity in the skin, the extent of which depends largely on age, skin type, and degree of weight loss.The extent of puffiness in the lower eyelid is rarely dependent upon weight, although ...

It's important to consult with an eye care professional regarding any persistent growths or changes in your tear duct area. While a small black ball could be a benign condition like a cyst or a blocked tear duct, only a qualified specialist can determine the exact nature of the issue and the...

Double fold surgery precisely cleans up eyelids like this.  The key is a low hard crease created with a procedure called an anchor blepharoplasty.  This procedure will clean up the upper eyelid so you have a single low upper eyelid crease.  Unfortunately there is no non-surgical fix for this.

See an experienced oculoplastic surgeon for improving your lower eyelids and lateral canthus position. The procedure to achieve more almond shape eyes and reduce sclera show is customized to the individual anatomy. Lateral canthoplasty alone is unlikely to do it. See following link.