Eyelift, facelift or both? Would any other face treatment help? (Photos)

Lower lid bleph. Can't tell from photo -- best pic is looking up to see if there are prominent fat pads. If there are, then I would remove them, too.

The lateral portion of your upper eyelid incision has fullness. This needs to be corrected by extending the incision and connecting the skin. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

The injury has likely caused bruising to the lower eyelids. Even though the trauma was to your forehead, blood pools in the lower lids due to the effects of gravity. This should fully resolved. Continue with your usual skin care regime.

You need epicanthal fold release. This is a surgical procedure and can possibly be done under local anesthesia. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Based on your photo, your left eyelid appears to droop lower than your right eyelid. This is typically called ptosis. Please consider consulting with a reputable oculoplastic surgeon to discuss your options. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

Hello, the asymmetry you are noticing is mainly at your brow level. If you notice, one brow is slightly higher than the other, causing the eyelids to look different, but really, the eyelids are fairly symmetric. A natural degree of asymmetry exists in everyone. Unless it bothers you, would just...