Is there any way to fix my asymmetrical eyes? (Photo)

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One of my eyes is smaller, higher and visibly tilted compared to the other one. The photo attached was taken with the rest of my face completely straight.

Young Min Im, MD, PHD · Answer

Everyone has a certain degree of facial asymmetry.In the provided photo, the eyes appear hooded and lack a visible double eyelid crease, with the upper eyelids not fully opening.This is partly due to the absence of a defined crease, but more significantly, it results from weak levator muscles, which cause the eyes to appear tired or sleepy.By performing double eyelid surgery along with ptosis repair, the eyes can become more defined, open more comfortably, and appear larger and more attractive.Additionally, inner corner epicanthoplasty (medial canthoplasty) can be considered to remove the tissue that pulls the inner corners downward, further enhancing the eye shape and creating a more refreshed and open appearance.

Is there any way to fix my asymmetrical eyes? (Photo)

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