Eyes Too Close Together? (photo)

Your eyes are positioned centrally within your orbits, which appear to have appropriate relationships with one another and with your other facial landmarks.  The illusion of proximity can be adjusted by rhinoplasty.  A profile view would offer more information, but in general, widening the nasal dorsum (top of nose) and perhaps lowering dorsum and/or root of nose would likely produce the change you desire.

It's important to understand that the distance between the eyes varies from patient to patient. Although your eyes are close together, they're still within the normal range.This condition is called hypotelorism and is related to the shape of the underlying boney orbits. Unfortunately, correction of this problem requires major surgery upon the facial skeleton. Under these circumstances, the risk benefit ratio wouldn't justify this type of surgery for a relatively minor deformity.If you're still concerned about the aesthetics of your periorbital region, it's important to consult a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this area. This surgeon should be able to answer your questions and alleviate your anxiety.

The only surgery that can change the distance between the eyes is complex craniofacial surgery involving your eye sockets. Such surgery is done for medical reasons, usually in Children with significant craniofacial syndromes.

Your anatomy is within the normal range and as such, it would be unwise to put you through the risk and morbidity of such surgery which would only give you  modest, and possible unnatural results.