Eye still puffy 15 months after fall - how can I improve this? (Photos)

You had trauma over a year ago. You indicated that you bruised. Even without a broken bone, these deep eyelid tissue can be permanently rearranged. Likely this change in eyelid volume is caused by such a rearrangement. Stop using a roller on this area. That is an absurd suggestion. If the asymmetry bothers you enough, consider being evaluated for potential eyelid surgery by a fellowship trained Oculoplastic surgeon. There is no substitute for a detailed in person assessment.

Eyelid tissue is the thinnest in the body, and sometimes swelling can persist for some time. Additionally, MRI is not the best technology for evaluating a bony fracture. CT scanning is better. I would suggest that you consult with a reputable facial plastic surgeon for a complete evaluation so that you concerns can be addressed. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

I encourage you to visit with a facial plastic surgeon for a more in depth analysis of the damage as well as potential treatments. Be sure that the surgeon you see board certified. The ASPS website can help you in your search.