Enophthalmos And/or Hypoglobus After Orbital Floor Fracture? (photo)

Best to see an oculoplastic specialist for examination along with CT scan of your orbits. One other thing that can give illusion of the eyeballs look being displaced is if the eyelids are asymmetric. For instance, your left lower eyelid is lower than the right side, which may require eyelid surgery instead of orbit surgery.

    The correction in these cases is never perfect.  In the absence of double vision, you should wait for several months for resolution of swelling.  The lid should be massaged and nighttime taping instituted as conservative measures for eyelid malposition.

I agree with previous posters that there is evidence of ectropion which will likely require surgical correction. Although it is best to wait and allow inflammation to subside, earlier intervention is sometimes necessary because of dry eye symptoms.  Unfortunately, even in best case scenarios with an orbital blow out fracture, some degree of orbital volume loss and enophthalmos can occur.  This can be countered with placement of an orbital floor implant.  However, it would be optimal to wait 6 months to a year prior to proceeding.  Additionally, this type of procedure is probably best performed by an ASOPRS trained Occuloplastic Surgeon.