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It appears that you are noticing one of the many aspects of asymmetry that we all have in our faces to varying degrees. I get this question all the time. The differences between the two sides of our faces can make the excess skin on our upper eyelids more noticeable on one side than the other. In many cases a simple operation under local anesthetic can improve the asymmetry but never make the eyes completely identical. I hope that this helps!
You have brow asymmetry which is causng the difference in your eyes. The lower brow makes your eye look hooded, and can be improved greatly with a unilateral browlift. This can be accomplished in many ways, but with my technique I usually do this as an office procedure under local anesthesia and light oral sedation. The procedure has about a 10 day recovery time for swelling and bruising,.
If you have a lump under your left eyebrow that feels like a hardened blood clot or cyst, it’s important to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Such lumps may be the result of trauma, such as a contusion, and could require evaluation by a d...
There are still a few outliner surgeons who use these implants but it is over for these implants. I do not recommend having them. I think you are making a big mistake considering them. Generally they are okay for a while but over time the implant will become visible and additional surgery wi...
Thank you for your question and photos. I do see the lower eyelid issue that you are noticing. There is 2-3mm of scleral show due to the position of your lower eyelids and the relative prominence of your eyes. This can certainly be corrected and likely would improve your ocular surface comfort....