Is it possible to change the inner part of your eyes? Making it visually more narrow?

You can see the scar here, which is completely normal at one week post-op.  The skin in this area is very thin and with time this scar should disappear.  While laser can improve the scars, it is almost never needed in this area. 

What you are seeing is the orbicularis muscle that is under the lash area.   After surgery this muscle may stay swollen for awhile so it may resolve.  Taking out the fat under the eye may accentuate this muscle. You will need to give it more time to heal.  You may...

Facial asymmetry is normal. Most people have it and I see no abnormality. Sometimes it is just aging.

The only exceptions I make for teenagers are trauma, tumors, congenital issues, and cosmetic concerns in working models and actresses who are currently making a living with the face.  You will probably benefit from a very refined upper blepharoplasty at some point.  On the other hand,...

Individuals with Grave's disease can have swelling and malar changes associated with their orbital disease.  This generally to do not full resolve when the Grave's diseases burns out.  Grave's disease is associated with an overactive thyroid.  If you have been diagnosed as...