Droopy eyelids, also known as ptosis, can affect both the appearance of the eyes and, in some cases, vision—requiring careful evaluation and personalized treatment to restore function and balance.
What Is a Droopy Eyelid?
A droopy eyelid, or ptosis, occurs when the upper eyelid sits lower than normal. This can affect one or both eyes and may develop gradually over time or be present from birth. Ptosis can result from weakening of the muscles that lift the eyelid, nerve-related issues, or changes in skin and tissue with aging.
In some cases, it may be mild and primarily cosmetic, while in others, it can interfere with vision by blocking part of the visual field. Because the causes can vary, proper diagnosis is essential to determine the most effective treatment approach.









