Which procedure would help me achieve my desired results? Is my goal realistic?

There is absolutely not substitute for a detailed, in person assessment. You have bilateral upper eyelid ptosis with compensatory brow elevation. You also have a slightly negatively placed lateral canthal angle. Your upper eyelid has a hollow sulcus and a high crease which is consistent with a central levator disinsertion ptosis. To repair this I recommend an anterior levator resection ptosis surgery with an anchor blepharoplasty and release of the pre-aponeurotic fat. The lateral canthal angles can be adjusted with lateral canthoplasty at the time of ptosis surgery.

A well performed bilateral canthopexy to your lateral orbital rims is a two hour procedure that will permanently elevate the outside corner of your eyes. Some of our patients want more dramatic elevation which we classify as a "Bratz" blepharoplasty, after the eyelid shape of the original Bratz dolls. Our bilateral canthopexy is a routine part of lower eyelid blepharoplasty to support and position the lower eyelids in accordance with patient preferences for shape of their palpebral aperture (visible portion of eye).