What can be done to correct asymmetry after eyelid surgery? (photo)

The injury has likely caused bruising to the lower eyelids. Even though the trauma was to your forehead, blood pools in the lower lids due to the effects of gravity. This should fully resolved. Continue with your usual skin care regime.

This is a difficult procedure. Attempting to get significant skin lengthening will be at the cost of tightening skin in a perpendicular direction. These procedures are typically done with various letter flaps(Z plasty, W plasty, Y plasty)In the end, the question that should be on everyone’s m...

I’m glad you at least differentiated which side you are referring to. When we speak of kindness, doctors usually ALT to the side from the patient’s perspective and not how we look at the picture. There’s no confusion when you say my left eye or my right eyelid. Unless you flip a picture, we wi...

Hello, the asymmetry you are noticing is mainly at your brow level. If you notice, one brow is slightly higher than the other, causing the eyelids to look different, but really, the eyelids are fairly symmetric. A natural degree of asymmetry exists in everyone. Unless it bothers you, would just...

Hello, it is hard to tell from your photos as they are blurry and too zoomed in. Please consider visiting an experienced oculoplastic surgeon for the most tailored evaluation and best results.

Eyelids have skin redundancy, allowing movement of the eyelid. The skin redundancy will be most prominent when the eyes are open. When you close your eyes, the skin becomes more tight. Based on your single picture, it looks like you might have a slight ectropion or droopiness of the lower eyelid...