Drooping eyelids?

Drooping eyelids, also called ptosis, is a condition that causes the eyelid to droop. It can be caused by aging or an underlying medical problem such as thyroid disease or diabetes.

What causes droopy eyelids?

The main reason for sagging eyelids is skin aging. With age, facial skin loses elasticity and becomes thinner, which can lead to sagging of the upper eyelid. This phenomenon is due to a decrease in collagen production or a deterioration of supporting structures such as muscles or ligaments. Genetics can also play a role; if one parent had droopy eyelids, it is more likely that the child will also inherit this characteristic.

Drooping eyelids can also be caused by a lack of support from other parts of the face or occur when one side is paralyzed due to Bell's palsy (a type of facial paralysis).

Drooping eyelids can occur at any age.

It's true that you're more likely to develop droopy eyelids as you age, but it's not just a problem for older people. In fact, droopy eyelids are often seen in younger people too! The good news is that in most cases (but not all), there are treatments that can help improve your appearance and eliminate your concerns about this problem.

Are there any symptoms of droopy eyelids?

Drooping eyelids can cause irritation and make it difficult to see. This is a common condition among older adults, but it can also be caused by a lack of adequate tissue support for your eyes. If you have drooping eyelids, they can interfere with your vision, making it difficult for you to read or drive safely.

Drooping eyelids can be caused by a number of different conditions, including thyroid problems and diabetes mellitus (sugar disease).

How to prevent ptosis?

I offer you lasting solutions in aesthetic medicine to prevent drooping eyelids. Do not hesitate to request your first consultation in Geneva.