I did not have a chemical peel but there were all sorts of strange symptoms during healing (including crinkling of skin) that completely resolved themselves in a matter of weeks. Your skin is traumatized from the peel and may not have regained it's elasticity yet. Give it time and rest; its going to look amazing.
I see what you mean about the assymetry. There is a doc in Beverly hills who specializes in upper eyelid fillers, particularly for cases such as yours. His name is Gal Aharanov. Check out his results. Based in your pics I would say a little conservative filler would go a long way and apparently it lasts years. Btw I think you look great and don't even need anything more but If it's really bothering you this could be a non surgical option.
Nancy I think you look great. I agree we can be our own worst critics. Try this: put on some makeup (especially mascara), put on a smile, have someone take a picture of you in the same lighting and at the same angle as your before shot. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. ;) btw, you have amazing skin and certainly do not look 40.
Looking good Lindsay. Your eyes may heal at different paces so don't worry if you see a little assymetry during the healing process. I freaked out a couple of times because my left eye was healing differently than my right but it all evened out in the end. You're looking great.
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