Many causes, including congenital levator muscle weakness, trauma or inflammation of upper lid, myasthenia gravis, third nerve palsy, Horner syndrome, aging weakness of levator tendon
Blepharochalasis (or dermatochalasis), redundant skin of upper lid caused by aging or inflammatory stretching, BUT...redundant skin can be lifted to reveal normal level of upper lid margin
Upward displacement of eye, giving false impression that ipsilateral upper lid is lower, BUT...patient will usually have diplopia or proptosis or enophthalmos
Lid retraction, giving false impression that contralateral upper lid is lower, BUT...lid retraction usually accompanied by lid lag