Drooping Upper Eyelids (Hooded Eyes)Upper-lid hooding and visible eyelid skin
Upper-eyelid hooding describes a fold of skin that partly covers the natural crease or rests close to the lash line. It can reflect extra eyelid skin or brow position. True eyelid ptosis is a lower position of the eyelid margin and may affect vision, so sudden drooping or vision changes need medical assessment.
Recommended Services for Drooping Upper Eyelids (Hooded Eyes)
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Related Conditions & Concerns
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Sparse, Thinning or Uneven Brows
Sparse areas, thinning tails, uneven shape, or past over-plucking can influence brow definition and facial balance. A consultation can review your concerns, health history, and goals before discussing suitable options and realistic expectations for care.
Under-Eye Crepiness & Loose Lower-Lid Skin
Fine lines, crepey texture, or loose lower-eyelid skin can affect the appearance of the eye area. A consultation can review your concerns, health history, and goals before discussing suitable options and realistic expectations for care.
Straight, Downward-Growing or Pale Lashes
Straight, downward-growing, or pale lashes can influence eye appearance and vary in direction, length, and colour. A consultation can review your concerns, health history, and goals before discussing suitable options and realistic expectations for care.
Physician-Directed Care Plan
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