Over the past year or so I've begun to notice more and more that my eyes are uneven in that one is dramatically more hooded than the other, which is very evident when I smile as it makes the right eye seem much smaller than the left. Everyone else has told me they've never noticed and that's great but it drives me absolutely nuts when I see it myself. Is there any way to fix it?
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You are noticing drainage because that part of the incision has opened up. At this time no intervention is necessary and as long as there is no infection it will heal without leaving any conspicuous scar.
There are numerous reasons for dark circles including: Lack
of fat in the hollow area called the tear trough, small blood vessels under the
skin, congenital pigment in the skin, and shadowing from a combination of hills
(fat pads) and depressions (tear troughs). Most expert experienced...
It is reasonable for you to have concern, even about a 2 mm. difference between the eyes' appearance. Late enophthalmos can definitely be corrected, despite what you may have read. The ideal correction is with the patient's own bone (usually harvested from a sliver of the outer cranium). I...
