Can my enophthalmos be corrected without surgery? (Photo)

Thanks for your question- This area can be a challenge to treat so only make decision after a full assessment with your cosmetic physician. We have great results for this area with a combined approach of injectables, energy based devices and take home skincare. Always seek a qualified and...

Orbital decompressions are performed by oculoplatic surgeons.  The surgery is taylored according to each patient's needs and anatomy.  It is best that you speak to your surgeon and ask all of the questions that are bothering you, this surgery is usually covered by insurance.

In general, it is not uncommon to have one eye that appears "smaller" than the other.  Commonly, the eyes themselves are the same size but the bony eye socket may be different, as one example.  Other causes can be ptosis (toe-sis), which is a lowering of the eyelid margin. Many times the eye w...

Hello and thanks so much for your question and photos. Your eyes are actually very nice and I am not sure that surgery would improve much. I strongly recommend that you visit a surgeon that specializes in the eyes in order to receive an in depth consultation. All the best!!!

An oculoplastics consultation would be wise. You may have a normal degree of asymmetry, but even if this is longstanding, it would be good to have a diagnosis. Thyroid problems, sinus problems, refractive differences, and many other etiologies can cause one eye to appear larger than the other....

Simplest thing to do is remove more skin.  You are young and should have adequate volume.  It is clear that you have a reservoir of skin that would permit safe revision surgery that would not impact your lid closure in a negative way.  I wouldn't inject filler in your lids for...