Hello I have a question. In photos I’ve seen of myself I’ve noticed that my face always looked uneven when I look straight and for the longest I’ve been tryn figure out what’s off about my face. I noticed that it’s my eyes. One eyelid droop and it looks like one is bigger than the other. What can I do to fix this?
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It looks from the pictures that your left eyelid is slightly more ptotic (droopy) than the right one. So a one-sided levator muscle repair will provide more similar-looking eyes.
Some fillers can last a long time. If you know that you are going to get a brow/forehead lift and blepharoplasty in the next 3 years, you may want to stick to Botox and avoid fillers to the area around the eyes.
Thank you for your question. Sometimes lower eyelid surgery can help with puffiness, but leave the eye and cheek looking a bit hollow. Typically this may be addressed either with filler or with fat transfer to the upper cheek, which will then support the lower eyelid. Like anything, there is a...