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In general, the lateral cathus should be about 1 mm higher than the medial canthus. When it is lower, it does give the eye a "sad" appearance. Although lateral canthoplasty/canthoplexy may give you an improve result, a subtle lower lid graft to fix the retraction will likely give you a better,...
+3 answersDear sc075547 Thanks for your question and sharing your photos. I agree with you that at the age of 30 you should not have issues with how your eyes look. I have to say you have pretty eyes but I think you are among a group of patients to have congenital deep set eyes. I also think you may have...
+3 answersDear Shans76 Thanks for your question and sharing your photo. The medical term for eyes being too close together is "Hypotelorism". It is usually associated with congenital diseases where the brain has not developed to expand the skull during fatal development. Looking at you I do not think you...
+2 answersPlease include a photo that has both of your eyes and most of your nose. Then we will be able to appropriately determine the canthal tilt, or angle. A positive canthal angle has the outside corner of the eye higher than the inside corner of the eye. A negative canthal angle would have the...
+1 answersThe photos suggest you have eyelid ptosis, worse on your right than your left. This is best treated surgically by an ophthalmologist (eye doctor) who specializes in oculoplastic surgery. In experienced hands, it's generally a fairly straightforward fix. All the best, --DCP Pearson Facial...
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