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I reviewed your photos. Yes it is possible to make your eyes more youthful (less tired). It may need upper eyelid ptosis surgery and/or lower eyelid retraction surgery. See an expert.
You have ptosis of both upper lids which can make you appear tired. See an oculoplastic surgeon who can evaluate the eyelid muscles to determine what surgery would be best to elevate the eyelids.
Hello and thank you for your question. Lower lid laxity and extropion with scleral show will quite often require a canthopexy to tighten and lift the lower lid up to a more youthful position. This incision is placed in the crease where the two lids meet laterally. The length of the...
Thank you for your photos. You can have the same effect with surgery or possibly with botox injections since you do not want as dramatic as an effect as shown. It is best to have an in-office evaluation to determine which technique will get you the result you are looking for. Surgical lifting...
As an oculoplastics specialist (expert and surgeon of eyelid disorders), after examining your photos, I feel certain you have a very mild ptosis of the one eye. The amount of ptosis is small, and is within normal limits to have this amount of asymmetry between the eyes. Likewise,...
Hello, and thank you for your question! From the pictures it looks like in the second picture the eyes are more sunken and the upper eyelid is more droopy, so you'll have to wait for your eyelid to get droopy, while to make your eyes look sunken, we couldn't recommend you anything...
Thank you for your questions. First of all, no, cell phone usage did not contribute to this at all, so please don't worry about that. Secondly, just because some people are saying scleral show isn't a wanted feature, doesn't mean that your eyes aren't attractive. Everyone will have...
It appears that you might have has an allergic reaction. Cold compresses and Benadryl might help. If you do not see improvement, make an appointment with an oculoplastic surgeon for possible oral steroids or other treatment. Good luck!