Hi, Im a 23 year old boy, I suffer from an excessive scleral show partly down to genetics (large eyes) and also due to having suffered from a bell's palsy at young age. On top of that, the lower eyelids are positioned differently causing the right eye to appear bigger and more droopy making me quite self conscious about it. Im wondering what would be the best procedure to correct this. I would prefer non surgeical options but I wouldnt mind low risk surgical procedures either
My left eye is always significantly smaller than the right eye especially in pictures where I am laughing or smiling. Many years ago I had bells balsy for a short period of time could that have something to do with this? What options do I have to fix this?
I may have just noticed the size today due to the fact that I actually put on eyeliner for the first time possibly making the difference more noticeable. Please note that my eye doesn't hurt at all and I can blink almost normal. It also closes slowly all the way
due to not treating on time i developed synkenises on my right side. over the years ive gotten used to not smiling too big and restricting my facial expressions so i dont look wonky In this picture however im smiling big how i usually dont and i notice weakness of my facial muscles since i dont have much movement around my eyebrow and eyelid and upper cheek...
I had quite severe postpartum Bell's palsy approx 2.5 years ago. I still have some tightness on one side of my face, particularly around the eye area. However, what bothers me most is a quite prominent puffiness under my eye on the affected side. Is there anything I can do to treat this? Would Botox in this area be a possible solution?
I have had Bells Palsy for about 3 months and I can now close my eye during the day and if I nap it stays closed. However, I am afraid not to tape it at night, because I am not sure if it will stay closed. When is it safe? Can I try it and will I wake up if the eye opens? Thank you. Denise