Dr. Johns: So the most common cause of droopy eyelids is going to be aging. There can be a genetic predisposition. So some people, depending on ethnicity, can be born with more upper eyelid or lower ...

After surgery for a droopy eyelid, or ptosis (say “TOH-sus”), you may find that your lid does not lower as much when you look down. Or you may find that your lid does not close fully when you sleep.

While there are many topical products to treat dark circles, fine lines, or puffiness that just won't go away, your best line ...

The most expensive and longest-lasting option is a blepharoplasty, or a surgical eyelid lift, on either the upper or lower lid, or both. With an upper bleph, a plastic surgeon typically makes an ...

What could be wrong with him? I think your child has a problem called droopy eyelid (ptosis). Usually, it can appear as an enlarged or heavy upper lid; or sometimes the affected eye appears ...