One eye opens wider than the other & it doesn’t close all the way. What would correct this? (Photo)

Thanks for your question.I believe a gentle chemical peel wound be the best, but you may need a series of peels for best results. You may also be a candidate for a dermal filler. See an expert injector/physician for the best recommendation. Best wishes. Dr. ALDO

Thank you for your question and photo. Yes, I do see the asymmetry that you are noticing; however, what is most important is whether or not it bothers you. If you look closely, many many people have facial asymmetry just like yours. Some people might say that symmetry is beauty, but actually if...

Styes, AKA chalazion, are clogged oil glands.  While some of them may resolve on their own, some require medical intervention.  At this point, this is a chronic chalazion and I would recommend either injecting with kenalog or surgically removing it.  Best to seek an oculoplastic...

Thank you for your question. You are well within the normal healing process after chalazion removal. And it seems to be healing well. I would give it a few more days for the swelling to subside and then follow up with your doctor. Best of luck, Dr. Heffernan

I would recommend a consult with a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery . Eye bags are not always age related but can be inherited and are due to anatomy around the lower eyelid than can be imoirved with a lower eyelid blepharoplasty 

These treatments will not adversely affect your blepharoplasty.  It may help it heal faster.