my lowered left brow is causing droopy eyelids will blepharoplasty help
hi you have explained your history nicely you have not mentioned about photos both are recently taken or different in the photos attached first one which is showing your lower lids down seems to be taken in a slightly down gaze that is a normal thing when we look down lower lid goes down with the eye while in the second picture light reflex is central in both eyes and lower lids are in normal position your both upper lids are in a normal position normally upper lids cover 2 my cornea superiorly I would not say these as droopy lids while in cases of thyearoid disease skin changes occur like skin thinning and dryness so these sensations could be due to hypersensitive skin for dryness of the skin around the eye or dry eyes you can use artificial tears it seems you are thinking too much about it no significant changes are seen in your eyes or lids after seeing these photos just relax nothing to worry about and you are absolutely fine if these are older photos you can send the latest ones and do not take photos yourself selfies because it is not taken in primary gaze looking straight I hope this helps
hello doctor I always had a lower left brow causing the lid to appear more droopy than the right side however the skin on the left side has recently become thinner in the past year I would say causing less of my lid to appear and I feel a sensation now on that eye like something is sitting on my lid I am only 18 so I feel like I should not be having any issues with my eyes yet however I did have hashimoto and thyearoid cancer and got the thyearoid removed and all of my thyearoid levels have been stable since then however the skin on my left lid never went back to normal also I feel like I might have a little bit of ptosis in both of my eyes but it does not obstruct my vision when I look back at old pictures when I was a baby up until the age of 12 my eyelids appear much more open so is it normal for eyelids to droop as we age I am currently on synthroid