Do I have ptosis in both eyes? And how can I fix the asymmetry of one eye being more closed? (photos)

Hi, thanks for asking. It looks like part of the lacrimal (tear) gland is maybe enlarged or displaced. That can sometimes be normal, but if it's associated with the eye being pushed forwards, you should get a scan done, so I'd suggest getting a referral to get it looked into.

I'm sorry you are having this problem. It is for reasons such as these that I personally gave up using fat transfer many years ago. For one, the promise that the fat is a permanent solution is seldom fully realized, since much of the fat displaced from its original blood supply does not survive....

Hello, and thank you for providing photos along with your question. Based on these images, you do appear to have hollowing and sagging under the eyes, which could make you an ideal candidate for tear trough filler. By injecting small amounts of filler into the tear trough, the skin will become...