Uneven Eyes - what can be done to help with the asymmetry? (photos)

Schedule with a qualified injector for Botox to lift the upper eyelid, after making sure there are no neurological conditions.

It appears that your left eye brow sits a bit lower than the right, which will cause the upper eyelid skin to sit lower. A possible quick, non-invasive fix (if your anatomy and muscle function permits) would be to inject Botox, or another neurotoxin (Jeuveau, Dysport, Xeomin) to the left brow depressor muscles to achieve a subtle elevation of the left brow, thus lifting the eyelid skin. The difference is subtle in the photos, however these are showing you in a fixed position, not moving. Some less-invasive ways to elevate the left brow could be thread lifts or well placed hyaluronic filler. I do not think undergoing a surgical brow lift for such a subtle difference is worth it. I also do see a small amount of ptosis (eyelid actually sitting lower in relation to the pupil) on the left. Again, the differences are mild and a good non-invasive way to treat this would be Upneeq eye drops, which stimulate a certain muscle to elevate the eyelid position. Ptosis is typically corrected with a surgical procedure, however I would recommend a in-person exam with an Oculoplastic surgeon for recommendations.