Hello! I had a non-traumatic retinal detachment which I then had surgery for in 2017. I had a scleral buckle put in, but I’ve noticed that my eyes are now uneven. I don’t have droopy eyelids (I’m East Asian so I don’t have any!), and I think it’s mostly because it seems my eyeballs have sunk in? I don’t think it’s enophthalmus, but it does seem like my eyeballs are “smaller.” What procedures should I consider to fix it/what kind of surgeon should I have a consultation with?
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June 29, 2021
Answer: Oculofacial plastic surgeon
A.J. Amadi, MDOculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology
It appears the your right upper lid is slightly lower than your left. You have a compensatory browlift on the right side which makes the right lid seem longer (increased tarsal platform show). Ptosis can have a variety of causes and if you think the ptosis switches sides you should have a full...
If this situation makes you worry about it, I recommend minimal approach scar revision surgery under local anesthesia . I think your wound healing period is over.
In my opinion, she has disfigured herself with these surgeries. Of course she also has had fillers and likely has a designer to modify her photographs. I urge caution in attempting to achieve this type of change. You can end up looking disfigured and post-surgical. Your photographs are...