What Can Be Done to Correct my Asymmetrical Eye and Eyebrow Shapes? (photo)

I am very bothered by the asymmetry in my face and am wondering what surgeries are available to fix this. I am mostly focused on fixing the eyes but i would love them both fixed if possible.

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Complex anatomic asymmetry

I wish we could give you an easy fix. Unfortunately, by looking at your photo, it seems to me that your visually apparent soft tissue asymmetry [eyelid ptosis and brow ptosis on the left] may be a sign of underlying bony asymmetry between the right and left eye socket. It could be the left eye/eye socket is slighly smaller than the right and as such the overlying tissue will also follow suit. In your case, a simple photo, unfortunately is not enough to properly address your concerns. An... more

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Eyelid surgery - treating asymetrical shapes

Unfortunately everyone has asymmetry to some degree in their eye area. My recommedation would be to lower the right brow with botox or raise the left brow with either a brow lift or a skin tightening of that area. Another alternative would be a brow lift on your left, lower brow. Bony orbtital surgery to correct these issues are a bit more complicated and frankly would leave you with too many scars. I am sure you are quite beautiful despite some asymmetry... more

Asymemtric eyes

It appears you have bony facial asymmetry along with upper eyelid ptosis (droopy eyelids). There are nonsurgical (Botox) and surgical techniques (Ptosis surgery) available. See an oculoplastic surgeon.

Asymmetric eye and eyebrow

It is very common for people to have a mild asymmetry in the brow height and shape. Most people will find a mild asymmetry if they look hard enough for it as our facial halves are typically a little different. While it is difficult to be completely accurate with the photo provided, it appears that you have a ptosis in the your left eye, meaning your eyelid on the left comes down lower on the eye then the right side, giving it a smaller appearance and noticeble... more