Eye Asymmetry - what can be done to fix this? (Photos)

Your right eyelid heaviness is diagnosed as dermatochalasis (excess skin) combined with mild structural asymmetry. Highly invasive orbital bone surgery is unnecessary and unadvised here. An upper blepharoplasty is the correct surgical solution to safely remove the redundant skin, significantly...

Hi there Ravennicoleb1! You’re asking exactly the right questions. From what you’re describing, this does sound more like **malar bags (festoons)** rather than typical lower eyelid “bags,” and that distinction is important. Festoons sit lower, at the lid–cheek junction, and are not simply fa...

2-3 sessions mesotherapy can help with that look. As for now no eyelid surgery or botox and filler are needed.

Thank you for your question. Based on your photo, there appears to be some residual fullness under the eyes following your lower blepharoplasty. In such cases, a lower blepharoplasty revision may be considered to address the remaining under-eye bags. This can often be performed using a...

Your eyebrows are below the level of the orbital rim. You would benefit from a browlift. There are 2 ways to do a browlift: in the hair or at the hairline. Your photographs cut off your head so it's hard to determine which way you would benefit from. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Ptosis repair is essentially shortening the length of the eyelid. Sometimes, depending on the amount of resection and approach of repair, shortening the eyelid can subsequently result in excess skin of the upper eyelid if that was not addressed in conjunction. This could be corrected with an...