Droopy eyelid means the edge of the upper eyelid falls to a position lower than normal and it sometimes can even cover all or part of the pupil and cause vision problems. And sometimes drooping eyelids may remain constant, may be intermittent or may be progressive.
The muscle that controls the upper eyelid that result to droopy eyelid will lose its control rapidly as we grow older,so there are some exercises for droopy eyelid that you may have a try:
It is said that a plastic surgeon may help with it, but I suggest you take some exercises rather than a plastic surgeon and you need to keep on doing them:
1. You can place 2 fingers on the side of your temples and press, and then close and open your eyes rapidly for 10 times.
2. Or you can also place your index finger under each of your eyebrow, and then lift the eyebrow slowly in the upward direction against the bone of the upper eye socket, and then slightly lower your upper eyelid for a while and close your eyelid. And then open your eyelid for a while. You need to repeat this for 3 times.
3. Place your fingers on each temple and try to pull the eyes towards your ears. and then open and close your eyes for 10 times.
There are a lot exercises that you can try , but the most important thing is to hold the line , keep on it !
