Ptosis correction — is it a medical or cosmetic thing?
A clinic said I have mild ptosis (eyelid drooping) and that's why my eyes look tired. Is this something I could get checked at home first?
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Definitely worth an opinion from an eye doctor/oculoplastic surgeon at home first. In some countries it's even covered if it affects vision.
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Related to my asymmetry question. Sounds like mild ptosis can be both functional and cosmetic, so ask how they measure it.
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If it's functional it can matter for insurance back home in some countries. Worth checking your own system.