Are my eyes too close set? What can be done to fix it? (Photo)

Looks like the first image is a mirror image and the other is a direct photo. You have bone asymmetry of the orbits with the entire right orbit complex sitting lower including the brow bone (frontal prominence) and even the medial canthal anatomy where your...

The best route relating to this question  is to choose the surgeon that you want, whatever works best in his or her hands is going to be the right answer to this. To ensure you are receiving the highest level of care, seek out a modernly trained, new-school dermatologic surgeon, oculoplastic sur...

Thank you for your question. Patients commonly ask how long eyelid surgery will last. because tissue is being removed, one will always look better than they would have had they not had the surgery. We are fortunate that eyelid changes do not occur as rapidly after surgery as changes in other...

I see the asymmetry are talking about referring to the volume deficiency between the right and left upper lids. I don't see any muscle function issues. I think a physical examination directly with a surgeon would be necessary to sort out the issue.

Dear patient:  i would appreciate if I can see some of your photos.  Without these its really hard to determine what you need.  You should schedule seceral consultations with Board Certified Plastic Surgeons in your area.  Make sure they are Board Certified in plastic surgery.  I would star...

I am in the orbital rim business.  I do not recommend orbital rim implants for you.  You would to great with hyaluronic acid fillers at the orbital rim.  You can't go down the street for this service.  You likely need about 2 ml of Restylane under each eye.  It is a fussy service.  Orbital rim i...