My eyes are bulgy by birth. Is orbital decompression a good option for me? (Photo)

Thank you for your query. An orbital decompression procedure in the absence of thyroid disease or functional eye problems is not recommended. You can ,however, get a canthopexy with orbicularis muscle suspension procedure to improve the appearance of your eyes. Please find an experienced board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine youi and help you with all your concerns. All the best!

Enlarging doorbell socket is a fairly standard treatment for eczema Sallows. My best guess is this is most frequently done by ocular plastic surgeons.
To make a quality assessment, we generally need to see the whole face in context. There are other variables that can contribute to the appearance of exophthalmus, like lack of projection of the mid face.
Sometimes augmenting, the midface can help restore a better appearance, either eliminating the need for exophthalmus surgery or doing less of it. Resetting your eyeball position has a significant amount of secondary issues like changing the tension on your extraocular muscles.
Posting on this website is probably not the best way to get solid advice. My best recommendation for you is to have multiple consultations.
The key with complex procedures is always to find the right provider. And the hands of the right provider you’ll get the best guidance leading to correct decision making and quality outcomes if you decide to have surgery.
The assessment should include a complete facial assessment to understand all aspects of facial aesthetics, because everything adjacent is related to how the problem of concern appears.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD