Beauty

[Snowpuppy]

I'll clarify that I don't have hooded eyes.

My eyes have always been open and accept makeup well. The last couple of years my upper lids have begun to droop a bit due to age. Both Perricone products have served me well.

For a fully hooded eye, including those that now interfere with your sight, surgery is likely your only option.

[SportyShorty07]

@ellaphant  Thank you for your response , I would want to achieve the same type of results that you did and I'm so glad that you did your research and found a talented surgeon.  I'll look into this procedure and I'll ask my eye doctor about it during my next eye exam.

[mb141312]

Thank you all for your answers.  I was hoping for a "miracle" idea, but it's looking like a topical solution will not work for me.  My eyelids are somewhat hooded but don't interfere with my eyesight.  They just look bad.

[AuntG]

If the problem meets certain criteria, insurance covers the surgery to correct sagging lids. Expect some major bruising!

[ellaphant]

If the sagging is impairing your eyesight - which must be confirmed by your Dr to the insurance company - then it can be coveted. Mine was not. I had zero bruising. Just red where the incision stitches were. Fades very quickly.