Why is one of my eyes appear to look bigger than the other only in pics? In the mirror it looks the same. (photos)

Thank you for a great question and for sharing your experience and photos.  Mild facial asymmetry is normal, and sometimes it is exaggerated in photographs where we tend to express and use our facial muscles more.  If it is progressing or bothers you significantly then seek an in person consultation.I hope you find this helpful. Best wishes!Consult with a Board Certified Fellowship Trained Facial Plastic Surgery Specialist."This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."

Thank you for that great question and posting your photo. Your complaint is quite common. We grow accustomed of seeing ourselves in the mirror and do not recognize our asymmetries, but when our faces are reversed in a photograph the asymmetries really become apparent. You do have a little extra skin on one eyelid which can be left alone. If it is very bothersome to you, make an appointment for consultation with an Oculoplastic Surgeon. Good luck.

Thank you for posting your case and photos.  I definitely see the change in the appearance in your eyes.  Rarely, certain conditions like an abnormal thyroid can cause this to occur.  Schedule a consultation with a board certified oculoplastic surgeon to discuss your case.  Good luck!

Dear felghazali, You have a very common complaint and most patients have varying degrees of asymmetry that are more apparent in photographs then when you are simply looking at yourself in the mirror. You have a little excess skin on your eyelid and appear to over compensate by raising your brow which adds to the asymmetric appearance. I would suggest that you see an oculoplastic surgeon for consultation if this continues to bother you. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.