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Could Fillers Be Used to Correct Minor Eye Asymmetry? (photo)
The inner corners of my eye are asymmetric. Could a small amount of filler be injected into ridge above the inner corner to correct this? If so, what type of filler and what exactly should I ask the surgeon for? Below is a quick minor change I did in an image manipulation program.
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eyeguy9999
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Fillers not suitable for some eye areas
No one is perfectly symmetrical. Trying to achieve perfection is usually a losing battle. The skin of the eyelid and the inner corners is extremely thin and filler in that location would probably show - plus that's a risky spot.
Your eyes as they are now are very attractive, so my recommendation is to leave things alone.
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Filler for Eye Asymmetry
I would have to agree that you have some asymmetry, but this is not abnormal. Injecting filler may not produce the result you want and only result in complications.
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Fillers for minor eye asymmetry
Based solely on your photo, I would not recommend doing anything. Some asymmetry (minor) is normal. Good luck.
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