One eyelid is droopy. How can it be fixed? (Photo)

Dear Rosiewhite, The outside corner of the eye being lower than the inside corner of the eye is relatively common. It gives a sad, dolorous expression and generally is unpleasant for most patients who suffer from this downgoing corner of the mouth. Treatment for this can be non-surgical. ...

Hi. I hope you are doing better now and your chalazion has resolved. Pain is a very subjective thing. What is painful to one person may not be to another. That said, chalazion removal is typically not very painful. Usually, the most painful part of the procedure is injecting the local anesthesia...

I’m a cosmetic oculofacial plastic surgeon and I specialize in cosmetic surgery of the eyes, face and body. I’m a fellow certified by the American Society of Oculofacial Plastic Surgery and have been in practice for over 20 years. Your condition is referred to as ptosis or drooping of you...