I've been noticing in photos that my right eye seems to squint more than my right, which is especially noticeable when I smile. Recently, a family member noticed this and asked me about it. I've also noticed my right eyelid twitches regularly when I bump or rub it (like after drying off from a shower). Is there anything I can do? What could be causing this? And how common is it to have this level of noticeable difference between eyes?
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February 15, 2018
Answer: Asymmetric eyelids probably should be worked up.
A photograph would be needed to determine what your concerns are and to properly review your facial aesthetics and structure. The eyelids may be opened up on the outer corners if you have excess skin hanging down or brow ptosis. The brows can be lifted via endoscopic brow lift to give a more...
In the normal population, if the eyelids are one to two
millimeters from each other, it doesn’t draw attention and is considered normal.
After reviewing your photos with your eyes open, it appears that the objective
of making the eyelid elevated and getting relative symmetry, shape and c...
Anyone who tells you they can lift your skin with a laser treatment either has no idea what lifting means or is just trying to sell you something. Lasers can and do give a little tightening to the skin in certain skin types, but never a lift.
