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

As you already mentioned, suggestion is to wait at least 6 months (better longer) since your "deformity" will correct once postoperative stiffness softens with massage and taping. Only when your result matures it would be possible to tell whether any intervention is needed. Time, massage and...

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,...

If this were your unoperated appearance, it would be possible to lift the outer corners with canthoplasty. Think of a canthopexy as as a stabilizing procedure. However, you have more going on here. You appear to have had transcutaneous lower blepharoplasty with a skin incision that was continues...

You look like you have normal aging. hyaluronidase cannot damage normal skin or tissue. id suggest a lower bleph for you, fillers, and peels. I would start our eye rolling protocol (see link). at home peels like cosmelan, enlighten and aerify along with dermarolling (MTS roller with anteage ...

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 ...