I don't have the best health insurance, so im not able to undergo any type of surgery. Are there any exercises that can be recommended for strengthening eye muscles? Opening the smaller eye? As i got older my eyes have progressively got worse with size. I didnt always look like this... it makes me so insecure. help, please!
January 15, 2015
Answer: No known exercises to correct asymmetrical eyelids. I see the asymmetry talking about but in my estimation it's quite modest. Surgery would be a possibility but I would think carefully before pursuing that route. To my knowledge there no exercises that will influence the position of the upper lids or the lower lids.
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January 15, 2015
Answer: No known exercises to correct asymmetrical eyelids. I see the asymmetry talking about but in my estimation it's quite modest. Surgery would be a possibility but I would think carefully before pursuing that route. To my knowledge there no exercises that will influence the position of the upper lids or the lower lids.
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January 15, 2015
Answer: Eye Muscle Exercises Unfortunately, there are no eyelid muscle exercises to correct the asymmetry of your lids. It looks like you have ptosis or a droopy eyelid. Surgery is usually the only thing that will correct the problem. Often, special tests can be done in the office to determine how much the droopy eyelid is interfering with vision. Because there are several ways to fix a droopy eyelid (sometimes incisions can be hidden on the back of the eyelid), an in office consultation is necessary to plan your procedure. I recommend for you to make an appointment with an oculoplastic surgeon to start planning your ptosis repair. Best of luck!
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January 15, 2015
Answer: Eye Muscle Exercises Unfortunately, there are no eyelid muscle exercises to correct the asymmetry of your lids. It looks like you have ptosis or a droopy eyelid. Surgery is usually the only thing that will correct the problem. Often, special tests can be done in the office to determine how much the droopy eyelid is interfering with vision. Because there are several ways to fix a droopy eyelid (sometimes incisions can be hidden on the back of the eyelid), an in office consultation is necessary to plan your procedure. I recommend for you to make an appointment with an oculoplastic surgeon to start planning your ptosis repair. Best of luck!
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