Cincinnati Eye Institute - Face & Eye Aesthetic Center

Thanks for the great question and photos. Everyone has some degree of facial asymmetry. As you mentioned in your question, you're noticing some mild brow asymmetry with your right sitting slightly lower than your left. I do not think, from your photos, that you have a lazy eye but that could be better assessed by a consultation with a skilled oculoplastic surgeon. Small degrees of brow asymmetry can sometimes be addressed with botox or with conservative surgical intervention. Good luck!

Hi there, thanks for posting this question. I would be very hesitant to pursue any surgery that would give you a "cat eye" appearance. Since you are Asian, your lateral canthal angle (outer corner) likely already sits in a higher position than the inner corner. We call this a "positive canthal angle." I suspect that the plastic surgeon you previously saw did not recommend raising the outer corner any further because it would dramatically alter your appearance, in a negative way. Please trust our advice. 

Hi Klara32,

You asked a very common question. The answer is yes, you can achieve a lateral brow lift AND address the upper part of the forehead at the same time. It requires a skilled injector and very precise placement of the Botox to achieve this without causing drooping of the upper eyelid. 

I would recommend a consultation with a skilled oculoplastic surgeon in your area. Good luck!