Eye Asymmetry-ptosis or Something Else? (photo)

I need to find an ocular specialist-curious as to your opinions? Thanks

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Eyelid Ptosis or Something Else

Subtle differences in eyelid aperture are the norm. An exam would be necessary to determine the extent of brow asymmetry, dermatochalasis and ptosis present. Removal of the skin of the upper eyelid with an upper blepharoplasty may not be a bad idea.

Factors to Consider Before Ptosis Surgery

It is natural to have 1-2 millimeters difference in the vertical height or in the upper lid height between the two eyes. Some people notice it while some don’t. Take a look at some old pictures and compare if this represents a change in your appearance. Ptosis or the drooping of the upper or lower eyelid, can be related to eye rubbing, contact lens wear or things which are fairly benign. If it’s something new or if there are other associated symptoms such a double vision... more

Uneven eyes

With the photo that I have it's a little difficult to give you a solid evaluation and first things first, make sure you get a good evaluation with an ophthalmologist and a good facial plastic surgeon or Oculoplastic surgeon. The volume of your eye socket may be asymmetric and the floor of your eye socket or orbit as we refer to it may be lower on one side versus the other. I'm not sure I see true ptosis here but again you need an in person evaluation to be sure. Part of your workup may... more