Q: My friends have noticed that my eyelids have become droopy over the last six months, and now I occasionally see double. I am only 29.

Drooping eyelids, medically referred to as “blepharoptosis,” can make you look tired. While a surgical eyelid lift has been the most common treatment for drooping eyelids, there is now a new ...

Ptosis is the medical term for drooping of the upper eyelid, a condition that may affect one or both eyes. When the level of the upper lid margin falls, it can interfere with the upper field of vision ...

At best, the condition makes you look more tired – not to mention older – than you really are. If you suffer from droopy eyelids, you're probably tired (pun intended) of looking tired.

For many people, as we age, our eyelids may begin to droop. This can leave a tired appearance or in some cases even limit peripheral vision. Eyelid rejuvenation is a cosmetic procedure that can ...

Today, more and more people are choosing to address eyelid problems at a younger age, even in their 20s, especially if the condition starts to interfere with their vision or dramatically impact ...

The condition of ptosis (droopy eyelids or low-lying lids) is the result of weakened eyelid muscles. A person’s eyelids droop lower as a result of the lack of strength in the upper eyelid ...

Ptosis is a drooping of the eyelid itself, whereas dermatochalasis is excess eyelid skin cascading over the eyelashes. I regularly use the analogy of a garage to explain the difference.

A teenage girl’s childhood injury, which led her to a rare condition of drooping eyelid, was cured after 13 years through a pediatric surgery. While the pediatric ptosis affects roughly 8.5% of ...

If you’ve noticed the skin of your eyelids drooping with age or have a medical condition that causes saggy eyelids, you may wonder if there’s any way to tighten your eyelids and restore your ...