Eye sunken deeper & lower into socket, is this correctable? (Photos)

Did you have trauma to the affected eye? This is the most common cause of enophthalmos due to an orbital fracture that changed the volume of the orbital socket. If not, any reason you may be loosing fat volume around the globe? The correction may involve placing a graft in the socket to help lift the globe further out. However, this may create more asymmetry. Considering your photos, I do not believe you have enough asymmetry to warrant such a procedure.

You don't need a CT scan for this. You have upper eyelid ptosis with a central levator disinsertion and a compensatory eyebrow elevation. The upper eyelid sulcus appears hollow due to retraction of anterior orbital fat, also called the preaponeurotic fat, into the orbit with the the retracting levator aponeurosis. The upper eyelid fold volume is contributed by the preaponeurotic fat and also a small amount of fat that is contributed by the retroorbicularis oculi fat pad. That fat pad gets lifted up by the compensatory elevation of the eyebrow. Muellerectomy (Mueller's muscle conjunctival resection ptosis surgery) is immensely popular with eyelid surgeons. However, this surgery will not be right for you. Your central levator aponeurosis is not attached to the upper eyelid tarsus. The Muellerectomy will not be sufficiently effective to encourage the eyebrow to relax down. For these reasons, I usually recommend the anterior levator resection ptosis surgery. There is no substitute for a detailed in person assessment. Your eyes can be your best feature.

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