Can my eye still be fixed? I had a blowout fracture two years ago, never had surgery and now I have a sunken eye. (photo)

Hello!  Thank you for your question. You are experiencing the potential sequel aw from an orbital blowout fracture. When the floor of the orbit has been fractured, there is a possibility that the orbital contents herniate due to the increased volume of the cone. When >1cm2 of fracture, recommendations are made for repair of the floor, or complications such as enophthalmos and diplopia may occur.At 2 years out, there is still a possibility for correction by filling the posterior volume and allowing the eye to protrude anteriorly.  Consult with a plastic surgeon who can examine, obtain further imaging and discuss the various options. Hope me that this helps!  Best wishes!

Improvement is likely through surgery. You have Enophthalmos (sunken) eye. Need to obtain CT scan of your orbits to see what's going on. Likely an implant can be used in the eye socket to push the eyeball forward. See an oculoplastic surgeon.

We are taught that within 2 weeks after the trauma is the optimal time to fix orbital fractures.  That being said, it is possible to fix these fractures years later.  It is just more challenging.  Find someone that does a lot of fractures to decrease the risk and increase the chances of success.  This does not constitute medical advice.  Good luck.