What caused this indent on the lower edge of my eye? (Photo)

Facial asymmetry is common.  From the single picture, it appears the right side of your face is overall smaller than the left.  There are procedures that can help to improve symmetry.  However, if you are having symptoms of pain and feel the right side is drooping, I would...

It is possible that you have a small degree of ptosis on the one eyelid that makes it fall lower across your eye.  This could account for the difference you see.  I would see an oculoplastic surgeon to have your eyes evaluated.  If you do have ptosis, this can be corrected with...

I would recommend that you follow your surgeon's instructions and see him at the directed time for suture removal.  Each surgeon has their own preference for how to close an upper blepharoplasty incision, what suture to use, and how long to leave the sutures in.  I do not close my...

Congratulations on your surgery! What you are experiencing is completely normal and your photos show normal postoperative healing. There are several normal factors that may impact your vision. Swelling of the conjunctiva (chemosis, as you mentioned), ointment used after surgery, the fact that...

There are many ways to treat dark circles, as well as under eye wrinkles and bags. It is important to note however, that the majority of times the cause for discoloration is genetic and due to the viability of the blood vessels below the skin. A combination approach is always needed to get the...

On the other hand, you clearly have upper eyelid ptosis.  This is worse on the left eye and there is a stronger left brow compensatory elevation making the right brow look like it has fallen.  You need an consultation with an oculoplastic surgeon to assess the upper eyelid ptosis and...