As you can see, my left orbital is significantly more deep-set than the right one. I'm wondering, as asymmetries go, how severe is mine? It seems like everyone has some degree of asymmetry--does mine appear to be within normal limits? Does this look like something that would be noticeable to other people? How worried should I really be? For the sake of my overall appearance, is it vital that I try to have this disguised somehow?
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Answer: I agree about the value of noninvasive treatments.
Your eyes are gorgeous. As are your smile lines. For now, invest in a good, creamy, light reflecting concealer for your dark circles and call it a day. Down the road, you may want to consider a bit of HA filler in your tear trough, but not necessary now.
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Thank you for the question and photo. You have a ptotic (drooping) right upper eyelid. There are several techniques to improve the problem. An experienced oculoplastic surgeon can make you look symmetrical again. Good luck.
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