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Options For Surgery for my Asymmetric Right Eye?

asked 6 months ago by J in Canadaa in Ontario, ON
Latest answer by A.J. Amadi, MD
Question viewed 61 times
Tags: asymmetry, options

Im perfectly fine and happy with my left eye. But my right eye, I am very very bothered because of how asymmetric it is. I can physically feel something wrong too. A doctor gave me botox to make my brows more symmetrical but that didn't help like I thought it would. I feel like it's my brows, upper & lower eyelid all together that are causing the asymmetry. I really want a surgery that can make it as symmetrical as possible to my left eye.. Please, is this possible? And sorry for no photos

3 answers to Options For Surgery for my Asymmetric Right Eye?

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Surgery is possible!

To answer your question succintly: yes, it is possible to have surgery to correct asymmetrical eyes. But that really doesn't answer the question specifically for you. We don't REALLY know what your asymmetry is to even offer you a borderline appropriate recommendation. Furthermore, an eyelid examination is a dynamic one. That is, we look at the structures as you are opening and closing your eyelids. So photos in multiple states [eyes fully open and fully closed, with you... more
A.J. Amadi, MD

Seattle Oculoplastic Surgeon
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Impossible to get expert opinion without photos

Someone once said that a picture is worth a thousand words. I think it is impossible to answer you without seeing photos of you, preferably before the Botox treatment.
Lawrence Kass, MD

Saint Petersburg Oculoplastic Surgeon

www.kassmd.com

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Multiple Causes Of Eye Asymmetry

Unless you attach some pictures of your eyes, it would be impossible to even give a casual opinion. There are many issues that go into how the eye area looks, including the brow, eyelids and surrounding bone. Knowing what is the source of your eye asymmetry would be the first step before considering whether surgery can even help.
Barry L. Eppley, MD, DMD

Indianapolis Plastic Surgeon

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