Ptosis is a medical condition characterized by the drooping or sagging of one or both eyelids. This can occur due to various reasons, including muscle weakness, nerve damage, or age-related changes. In some cases, it may affect vision by obstructing the field of sight. Treatment for ptosis depends on its cause and severity. Options may include surgical procedures to lift the eyelid or address underlying issues. In certain situations, non-surgical methods, such as the use of special glasses, may also be recommended to help manage the condition.