How Can I Fix Uneven Eyes Possibly Caused by Extra Skin/Fat? (photo)

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I’ve noticed that in all my photos, my eyes appear uneven—one eye looks noticeably bigger than the other. It seems like there might be extra skin or fat over one of my eyes, which could be causing this asymmetry. This has been affecting my overall appearance and confidence. Could extra skin or fat over one eye be the cause of this unevenness?What are the possible treatments (both non-surgical and surgical) to address this? Are there risks or side effects I should consider?

Rajaie Hazboun, MD, MBA · Answer

Thank you for posting your question here!I will base my answer on the limited information and pictures provided, for a detailed plan please consult with your plastic surgeon.From you pictures you appear to have ptosis (drooping )of your eyelid in at least one eye, this can happen when the levator muscle ( the muscle that elevates the eyelid) separates from its insertion or the ligaments there stretch. this can be fixed with ptosis repair surgery. With every surgery there are risks and considerations which I would encourage you to discuss with your plastic surgeon.I hope this helps, Best of luck!

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How Can I Fix Uneven Eyes Possibly Caused by Extra Skin/Fat? (photo)

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