Any suggestions for sloppy asymmetrical eyes? (photos)

Hello,In the first picture it seems like the lower lids are pulled down, causing more of the white of the eyelid to show.  I would suggest consulting with an oculoplastic surgeon.  There are procedures that can correct this, but you need a full orbital and ophthalmic exam first.Good Luck.

Thank you for writing.  I'm seeing that you have more of the white of the eyes showing from the lower eyelids pulling down.  The left eye appears to be bulging a little.  Please consult with an Oculoplastic surgeon who will perform a thorough examination and come up with a plan.  He or she may order some tests to see if there is an underlying cause for this issue.  This does not constitute medical advice.  Good luck.

Hello.  Your first photo shows signs of scleral show, but it's difficult to provide detailed assessment of your eye anatomy.  An in office exam with experienced surgeon will provide the best analysis of your eyes.  If you have concerns about the level of your eyes in addition to the appearance of your lower lids, I recommend you see a board certified oculoplastics surgeon.  Best wishes.

Lower eyelid asymmetry may be the result of many different causes including:prenatal and developmental growth issues of the facial bones, nerves and eyelidsprevious injury or surgery to the facehistory of sinus infectiontreatment of the upper face with botox.An examination is required to evaluate the underlying cause.  Once completed, a procedure to reposition the lower eyelids should provide the improvement you seek.Ask your doctor for a referral to an experienced plastic surgeon.

From the pictures it would appear that there is a loss of tone along the eyelid margin, especially on the left.  You will need to visit an experienced plastic surgeon or oculoplastic surgeon for a complete exam.  This will determine whether the problem comes from the eyelid alone, which is usually fairly easy to correct, or whether there is an abnormality in the zone that surrounds the eyeball.  Best of luck.

The eyelids can be the primary source of asymmetry or it could be due to the bony eye socket  being asymmetric and the eyelids reflect the asymmetry. You should consult and eyelid specialist