Permanent solution for genetic bulgy/big eyes?

Thank you for posting your photo and question.  First of all, you are very young and symmetric.  If you were highly motivated to do anything, a very conservative upper eyelid blepharoplasty can be performed to create more eyelid space.  The utmost care must be taken to avoid the possibility of b...

Asymmetry in the eyes can develop for a variety of reasons, including genetics, aging, or changes in muscle tone and fat distribution around the face. In your case, subtle shifts over the past few years may be influenced by natural development or lifestyle factors. While it's common for some...

You have it beautiful skin and very little signs of facial aging.   I would absolutely recommend against any type of surgical procedure.  Your found muscles are still quite active and strong. A combination of 25-30 units of Botox into the frown muscles and 12.5 units in each crows feet area s...

A face to face consultation is needed to make a good recommendation.  Botox can give a lift but it is temporary and may not give the look you desire. A simple blepharoplasty perhaps with the creation of a slightly more defined lid fold may provide the appearance you are seeking. ...

Surgeons love the Mullerectomy because the surgery is very straight forward and requires very little patient cooperation.  The photos suggest over correction in the actual right upper eyelid with a fall in the eyebrow.  The left upper eyelid looks like the surgery failed, but you should let the...

It is possible for a chalzion to cause  astigmatism due to pressure on the cornea. Not all chalazia will resolve with conservative treatment. After five months much of the inflammatory component may have turned to solid scar. Excision may be the only option if you want it resolved. You...