Asymmetrical eyelids after double Blepharoplasty?

I did double blepharoplasty upper eyelid lift, but did a correction/ enhancement for the left one because it still drooped after surgery. It looked ok at first, but after three dates, it seems to have drooped again. Is the asymmetry something to worry or give it some time?

Asymmetrical eyelids after double Blepharoplasty?
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A: Asymetry after Asian Double eyelid blepharolasty revision takes time to get better

Brooke R. Seckel, MD

I do see the droop and asymetry on the left after the revision of your Asian Double Eyelid Blepharoplasty . You look to be early in the healing process. If you are in the first 6 weeks after the revision, this amount of asymetry is not unusual. Hopefully over the next few months the muscle function will... more

A: Asymmetry after blepharoplsaty

Steven Wallach, MD

Asymmetry after blepahroplasty is normal. Each eye is a bit different,. and you can not make them perfectly even.  The eyes have different shapes, the orbital bony size is different, etc..

A: Asymmetry after double eyelid surgery

Kami K. Parsa, MD

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A: Give it some time

Philip Young, MD

Asymmetry is common after double eyelid blepharoplasty but is avoidable by doing repeated measuring during the procedure.  When you go back to revise one eye it will look asymmetric for awhile during the healing phase and this is unavoidable and always the case.  You have to give it some time... more

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