What surgery do I need for my ptosis and upper eyelid exposure? Canthoplasty for my negative canthal tilt? (Photo)

Thank you for sharing your concerns and your photos. Reops following ptosis surgery is somewhat challenging and even more so on Asian eyelids. It is correctable though. I’ve been very impressed by Dr. Jeff Schiller’s results with this specific situation. Make an appointment for comprehensive con...

Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photos. Yes, you have ptosis which can be repaired. There are a few surgical options an experienced oculoplastic surgeon can perform to help you. Make an appointment for comprehensive evaluation and guidance. Good luck.

Dear jymjym, Thanks for your question on the possibility of non-incision ptosis surgery. Depending on the severity of the ptosis there are options for either non-incision ptosis surgery or incisions on the underside of the eyelid. However, having said this, it would usually be most effective and...

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Thank you for sharing your questions and posting your photos. You do not have ptosis. You have a minimal degree of normal asymmetry of the opening size of the eyelids. You do have a bit of extra skin (dermatochalasis) on both eyelids. This can be corrected by an experienced oculoplastic surgeon....

Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photos. It appears one eyelid is elevated too high which makes the other appear low. This could be related to thyroid disease, so see your pcp for a work up. Fortunately, it’s treatable by an oculoplastic surgeon.