I am 3 months post op from upper and lower bleph. Why has this indent developed in my inner eye corner? (Photo)

You had a legitimate procedure used by many ptosis surgeons, so it was deemed "the right procedure" by your surgeon. Some oculoplastic surgeons do not use this procedure at all because it does not address excess skin, lid crease, lid fold, levator issues, eyelash ptosis, or precise lid margin...

Thanks LaurenThe bone in your under eye area is weak and hence looks different to the other side (where it looks good). The lower eyelid and soft tissue is pulled down a little bit due to the lack of volume on that side. Surgery to fix the bony mid face is complex, but you can add some filler t...

While it is impossible to say if you are a good candidate based on your photo alone, in general, if a significant amount of excess skin is present on the upper eyelids, an upper blepharoplasty would be a good option to consider. Upper blepharoplasty surgery can open up the eye area tremendously ...

I hope it's helpful but every normal person has asymmetry of their face. If you take any person, the left side of the face never perfectly matches the right side. That's normal. When trying to make the face more symmetrical we always consider simpler procedure like fillers or Botox before we...

Sutures do loosen over time, however, at 7 months you should be completely healed and not depended on the sutures.  If your worried then please go see your surgeon.

Because of your age you don' t have changes related to the diagnosis of aging face. Therefore you probably have the appearence of the genetic look of prior family members. If not, you may need to be seen by a physician who specializes in eyelid and brow pathology.