I was born with asymmetric looking eyes. I've had prescription glasses for my entire life, but now thinking about getting a LASIK surgery done. But asymmetric looking eyes stop me from doing that. Never consulted a doctor on this issue before.
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Hello and thank you for your question. Many patients have similar concerns regarding how to address lower eyelid bags. Fortunately, there are many products and techniques available to help. The core of a treatment regimen is your daily skin care plan. From there, you will graduate to ...
Malar mounds (also known as festoons) are areas of the upper cheek that swell and give a baggy appearance. These can be treated a variety of ways including laser resurfacing, dermal fillers and even surgical removal.As I look at your pictures it appears that you don't truly have malar mounds,...
Thank you for your question. The blepharoplasty - or eyelid surgery - can address excess skin or fatty tissue in and around the eyelids. Meanwhile, a rhinoplasty procedure can address the long-term effect of the fractured nose you had over a decade ago. In order to determine your ca...