Facial trauma. Two Fractures. Sunken eye. 2 months in. Can this be helped? (Photo)

Thank you for your picture. I am so sorry to hear about your dilemma. Facial trauma in the form of a zygomatic-maxillary complex fracture and orbital floor fractures are common and treatment is common. There's very little downside to treating these fractures unless there are other life-threatening injuries that need to be addressed first. The opportune time to treat these fractures is with in 7 to 10 days of injury. Your fractures two months old which makes it very difficult to treat but not impossible. Treatment could include osteotomy of the zygoma, bone graft of the orbit and cheekbone to restore symmetry. In my 25 year plus history of treating facial trauma it is difficult to restore facial contours back to pre-injury levels if the facial fracture repair has been delayed especially if it has been months since the original fracture. I would recommend seeking the opinion plastic surgeon with craniofacial or oral and maxillofacial surgery training or seeking the opinion of an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Best wishes.

You possibly have a tripod fracure with fracture of the orbital floor. Displaced facial fractures are generally best repaired within the first few hour of injury before significant swelling occurs but when the bones are more easily mobilized. After that, once the swelling subsides, surgery should be done before bones heal in a fixed displaced position. You should see a plasic surgeon specializing in craniomaxillofacial surgery since your injury has already healed in improper position.