My left eye is more hollow looking and less hooded than my right eye, my left eyebrow is also higher. I actually prefer the way my more hooded eye looks. What kind of procedures could I consider to improve the look of my eyes?
November 13, 2022
Answer: Asymmetric Eyelids and Brows Although you are exhibiting no ptosis (lid droop) in the photo, you most certainly have it with your left eye compensating significantly using both the levator and the frontalis muscles. The levator is detached from its normal position explaining the increased tarsal show. You need to be evaluated by a plastic or ophthalmic plastic surgeon who is an expert in ptosis correction. (Though the example is not exactly the same, see the last example in the attached link.)
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November 13, 2022
Answer: Asymmetric Eyelids and Brows Although you are exhibiting no ptosis (lid droop) in the photo, you most certainly have it with your left eye compensating significantly using both the levator and the frontalis muscles. The levator is detached from its normal position explaining the increased tarsal show. You need to be evaluated by a plastic or ophthalmic plastic surgeon who is an expert in ptosis correction. (Though the example is not exactly the same, see the last example in the attached link.)
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