I noticed some eye assymmetry in my 20’s & this has increased. I‘m now 52. In photos, one eye appears much larger & as if it’s staring, making me very self conscious. Would ptosis surgery address this? Thank you.
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March 27, 2023
Answer: Eye Asymmetry
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A.J. Amadi, MDOculoplastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Ophthalmology
Upneeq will raise the lids in any person as it stimulates Mueller's muscle. To determine if you have ptosis you would need to be examined bean ASOPRS affiliated Oculoplastic surgeon without Upneeq on board. Best of luck
Thank you for your question and photos. The only way to eliminate the jaw wink is to excise the levator and perform a frontalis suspension. The jaw wink is caused by an mis wiring which cannot be corrected, so removing the target muscle will eliminate the winkI have done many of these over the...
It's noticeable that your larger double eyelid exhibits some signs of ptosis, where the upper eyelid droops slightly. While addressing this issue by reducing the double eyelid's size may seem like a straightforward solution, it's essential to consider potential side effects, such as puffiness...
