Is there a way to facial asymmetry in a more permanent way than filler?

Thank you for your photos. If you continue to have scleral show in the future, then you may need a canthoplasty/pexy procedure or other interventions depending on the source of the problem such as a spacer graft. Your current amount of scleral show is very minimal and you may have a resolution...

Hello,First off, more than a TSH is typically checked when evaluating for/working-up Graves' disease/Thyroid Eye Disease (TED); such as other labs, imaging studies, etc. So make sure you get the right evaluation. Now, moving on from that, in a patient who doesn't have Graves' disease/TED,...

Yes, this can be resolved using lateral canthopexy. You would benefit from a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. From your pictures, you appear to be in good health and young, so the muscle and skin have good tone. This procedure is simpler than a canthoplasty. A Skype or...

Thanks for reaching out. You are not alone. I have seen similar sad things happen to other patients who came to me for a consult on how to treat the hyperpigmentation and hollowing and/or irregularities in contour under the eye. It appears to me from your pictures that you have...

Thanks for the great question and photos. Everyone has some degree of facial asymmetry. As you mentioned in your question, you're noticing some mild brow asymmetry with your right sitting slightly lower than your left. I do not think, from your photos, that you have a lazy eye but that...

To be quite honest, your brow position is quite good and lifting it further WOULD in fact give you an exaggerated, suprised look. The "size" of the eye is determined by the size of the bony eye socket, in addition to the eyelid position. So if you have a smaller eye socket, your eyes will look ...