My eyes are so sunken, I have had doctors say they don't know what to do. Others say fat injections. I am very nervous about making the problem look worse. The skin seems to be directly over bone and the eyes are very deep.
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This is not a straightforward problem. A simple implant will likely not treat the problem. Your eye looks lower on the left side because the entire eye socket is likely lower on the left side and soft tissue [eye and eyelids] simply redrape over the bony skeleton.
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