how to fix a droopy lower eyelid

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it makes my ct look negative and even a bit of sclera show sometimes

i’m wondering if there’s any way to fix it (if it’s even possible)
 
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it makes my ct look negative and even a bit of sclera show sometimes

i’m wondering if there’s any way to fix it (if it’s even possible)
I've had this all life, yes it is possible with surgery. If it is due to ptosis you must undergo something called leveator tightening.

Your eyelid crease / location is dependant on on the posistion your muscle is in. sometimes they are lower or curved and look ugly.

but if your issue isnt related to that they do something called lower lid retraction. where you have like too much skin and it makes it droop / sag so they remove some and make it tighter, aka no sag.

sometimes people like to add fat while doing this, or move the entire muscle area (fat pad) up to make it look more supported and...
it makes my ct look negative and even a bit of sclera show sometimes

i’m wondering if there’s any way to fix it (if it’s even possible)
I've had this all life, yes it is possible with surgery. If it is due to ptosis you must undergo something called leveator tightening.

Your eyelid crease / location is dependant on on the posistion your muscle is in. sometimes they are lower or curved and look ugly.

but if your issue isnt related to that they do something called lower lid retraction. where you have like too much skin and it makes it droop / sag so they remove some and make it tighter, aka no sag.

sometimes people like to add fat while doing this, or move the entire muscle area (fat pad) up to make it look more supported and not dead eyes looking.

a canthoplexy can also move the posistion but it doesnt make it "tight"

pls mark as solution
 
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I've had this all life, yes it is possible with surgery. If it is due to ptosis you must undergo something called leveator tightening.

Your eyelid crease / location is dependant on on the posistion your muscle is in. sometimes they are lower or curved and look ugly.

but if your issue isnt related to that they do something called lower lid retraction. where you have like too much skin and it makes it droop / sag so they remove some and make it tighter, aka no sag.

sometimes people like to add fat while doing this, or move the entire muscle area (fat pad) up to make it look more supported and not dead eyes looking.

a canthoplexy can also move the posistion but it doesnt make it "tight"

pls mark as solution

I've had this all life, yes it is possible with surgery. If it is due to ptosis you must undergo something called leveator tightening.

Your eyelid crease / location is dependant on on the posistion your muscle is in. sometimes they are lower or curved and look ugly.

but if your issue isnt related to that they do something called lower lid retraction. where you have like too much skin and it makes it droop / sag so they remove some and make it tighter, aka no sag.

sometimes people like to add fat while doing this, or move the entire muscle area (fat pad) up to make it look more supported and not dead eyes looking.

a canthoplexy can also move the posistion but it doesnt make it "tight"

pls mark as solution
so no eye pulling or things like that can fix it?
 

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