I love my monolid, it's unique and makes me, me! The only problem I have is that one eye is a bit smaller than the other, which seems to be the case for many Asians, the only problem is, that I see people getting eyelid surgery for a double eyelid, something I do not want! I want to keep my monolid, but make sure both my eyes are the same size.
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Healing is a continuum, and swelling continues to settle over several weeks. If the procedure was recent, your concerns may improve with time. If you do not notice improvement, consult with your surgeon as injections may be an option to help with persistent inflammation."This answer...
Most people are asymmetric if you look closely. Based on your picture, you appear to have less volume of your left cheek and bony orbit. Volume augmentation with filler or your own fat can improve asymmetries. As long as you don't expect perfect symmetry, just improvement, you...
As we age, we tend to lose volume in the face in a predictable manner (And areas of the face). However, you may notice increased"puffiness" of your lower eyes as well. The two are separate processes but both need to be addressed. Volume addition (via fillers or fat) can help the cheek area....
