One of my eyes is deeper set than the other, causing that side of my face to sit lower. Initially, I thought it was simply that the left eyebrow was placed lower, but now I realize that the left eyelid sags, and the eye it's self is simply placed lower on my face. I doubt you can change orbital structure, but I would like to correct the brow position, and lid sagging on the lower placed eye, as well as hollowness in BOTH eyes. Would a brow lift correct the VERY minimal upper lid sagging as well? How much would this cost?
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First of all, I agree with Dr. Shumway that you should proceed carefully as you have very pretty eyes by most anyone's standards! Each one of us is our own worst critic, especially if someone else has "alerted" us with a casual or offhand remark about some tiny asymmetry. Bad or incorrect...
When you are evaluated for any Cosmetic Surgery procedure, multiple, standard photographs are taken to help the Facial Cosmetic Surgeon determine your actual problem and possible treatment. And, of course, most Cosmetic Surgeons would require your personal visitation before explaining...
In addition to what has already been mentioned, you should definitely look into having your sinus problems corrected as these are a known cause of worsening lower eyelid bags. Try the non-surgical corrections first before resorting to any surgery.
