My eyes droop downwards at the corners just above the cheek and you can see right into the red stuff that surrounds the eyes (usually hidden). Is there anything I can do to fix this?
(I'm the guy with the blue t-shirt on; not the best photo but you can still see the droop!)
Answer: The procedure for correcting droopiness of the corners of the eyes is known as "canthopexy"
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Answer: The procedure for correcting droopiness of the corners of the eyes is known as "canthopexy"
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Answer: Drooping eyelids can be fixed It is hard to see clearing from the picture that you provided. However, if your eyelid is drooping for pulling away from your eye, then there are procedures that can help. Have you had any previous procedures? Is this a new finding or has it been present your whole life? It is best that you see a plastic surgeon who specializes in eyes. Good luck.
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Answer: Drooping eyelids can be fixed It is hard to see clearing from the picture that you provided. However, if your eyelid is drooping for pulling away from your eye, then there are procedures that can help. Have you had any previous procedures? Is this a new finding or has it been present your whole life? It is best that you see a plastic surgeon who specializes in eyes. Good luck.
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July 20, 2009
Answer: Droopy Corners of the Eyes I enlarged your photo and looks like you have ectropion. You did not mention any previous surgeries. Usually it happens after lower eyelid surgery. If this is the case then I am concerned about some medical problem like thyroid etc. You should see an Internist and get checked for that and an ophthalmologist. '
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July 20, 2009
Answer: Droopy Corners of the Eyes I enlarged your photo and looks like you have ectropion. You did not mention any previous surgeries. Usually it happens after lower eyelid surgery. If this is the case then I am concerned about some medical problem like thyroid etc. You should see an Internist and get checked for that and an ophthalmologist. '
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July 20, 2009
Answer: Correcting eye shape Correcting a drooping outer eye is a challenging position. It often combines the lower eyelid, the cheek, the cannthus, the upper eyelid and the lateral brow. Unless the lower eyelid alone has a problem (looseness or prior surgery pulling it down), all five of these measures are usually necessary to achieve a haronious, balanced result.
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July 20, 2009
Answer: Correcting eye shape Correcting a drooping outer eye is a challenging position. It often combines the lower eyelid, the cheek, the cannthus, the upper eyelid and the lateral brow. Unless the lower eyelid alone has a problem (looseness or prior surgery pulling it down), all five of these measures are usually necessary to achieve a haronious, balanced result.
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July 19, 2009
Answer: Drooping eye corners There are many potential reasons for "drooping eye corners"
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July 19, 2009
Answer: Drooping eye corners There are many potential reasons for "drooping eye corners"
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