Description

Eyes are more than just tools for seeing; they play a vital role in shaping our facial beauty. However, some people experience a condition known as droopy eyelids, or ptosis. While it’s not always a major concern, ptosis can potentially interfere with vision over time. This condition can be present from birth (congenital ptosis) or can develop later in life (acquired ptosis). It may affect one eyelid (unilateral ptosis) or both (bilateral ptosis). While droopy eyelids are usually not serious, severe cases can obstruct the pupil and impair vision. To rule out any underlying health issues and receive timely treatment, it’s best to consult with an oculoplastic surgeon.