Canthoplasty to Fix Uneven Eyes?

Canthoplasty can fix the excess scleral show you have but, I answer this question with caution.  It is important to know whether your eyes are more prominent than normal.  A canthoplasty can raise the lower lid and help better define the angle of the lower eyelid, but, the procedure needs to be done with caution in people with prominent eyes.  To give you a visualization of what I am referring to it would be a similar situation as when we see a very heavy... more

One of the things you will have to accept is that people are asymmetrical - they are born that way and no matter how much cosmetic surgery you have, you may never be symmetrical. It is possible to narrow a nasal tip with alar base resections, but you may need a tip plasty too. Be evaluated by a good plastic surgeon.

Scleral show may be the result of poor lower lid tone. This can sometiems be corrected by canhtopexy or canthoplasty. As for the bulging eyes, you may need to be worked up for Thyroid disease.  Wide alar rims can be corrected by alarplasty.

When you have scleral show either from the aging process or from prior surgery, a canthoplasty is one technique that can improve or alter the lower lid position. However, scarring can result and this can be unnatural. Also, if you have bulging eyes a canthoplasty can actually make the appearance look worse. I would see a surgeon with expertise in this procedure to make sure you are an appropriate candidate. Also, you can do an isolated alaroplasty to narrow your nostrils; however, most... more

With the amount of information given, I can not say anything for sure. However, alar base resection to narrow the nose is a very reasonable thing for some people. Make sure you see an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon. As for your eyes, you may have an early ectropion, or droop of the lower eyelid, the left worse than the right. Especially if this is so, and, most likely, even if it is not an actual ectropion, this probably requires more than just a canthoplasty. This too will require... more

One of the causes for a wide nose is excess flare of the nostrils. Occasionally fixing this alone can make the overall nose appear more slender. However, more often, when the nostrils are wide, so is the rest of the nose. I suggest you see a rhinoplasty specialist to discuss your options. I find that computer imaging is great for demonstrating isolated vs. overall changes for the nose. You also asked about eyelid surgery and describe asymmetry. It is impossible to really give a qualified... more