Droopy upper lids can impede vision in several ways. Decreased peripheral vision while driving and difficulty reading in dim lighting are just a couple of the common day-to-day problems that ptosis can cause. Additionally, patients may compensate for droopy eyelids by constantly tilting their head up or lifting their brows, which may result in neck pain or headache. Additionally, low set or asymmetric eyelids may result in a tired, ill, or aged appearance which can be concerning to you or your family. Patients may request for this surgery to improve their vision and their appearance. Regardless of the indication for the surgery, the outcome allows more light to meet the eye, brightens the eyelids, and rejuvenates the appearance of the face.