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Thank you for your query. Some asymmetry is almost universal on the face. If it bothers you, however you need a careful examination and some of the issues with asymmetry can be improved with Botox or fillers. Please find an experienced Board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best!
All people have facial asymmetry.During embryological development, the two sides of the face develop independently from each other, and eventually use in the midline.Most of the asymmetry found in all people is based on skeletal structure.Most peoples left eye socket sits higher in their skull than the right side, and this appears to be true for you as well.There is no indication for correcting this since it’s normal.Your degree of facial asymmetry is very much within what’s considered normal.Everybody has facial asymmetry and then that way you are no exception.The human brain is accustomed to seeing facial asymmetry as being normal.If anything seeing Images of perfectly symmetrical faces that are computer generated often have an odd or unfamiliar appearance. This is probably because you’ve never seen a person who has a symmetrical face.There’s no reason to treat this, and there’s certainly no nonsurgical option that’s going to do much for you.If you look carefully at people around you, you’ll start to discover that everyone has this degree of a symmetry or even more.Best,Mats Hagstrom, MD
Upper blepharoplasty surgery typically leaves visible scars that are only visible when people close their eyes. Other people typically don’t see these because most of the time when you’re with other people your eyes are open. It’s not unusual for people to have a gradual color change in the s...
Good morning! This is very common and easily treated at the time of blepharoplasty. If we are doing a laser for resurfacing and tightening anyway, doing a Clear V for the vein just adds a couple of minutes and yields profound results.
We typically don’t judge blepharoplasty results with the eyes closed. The world sees you with your eyes open and what your eyelids look like during the fraction of a second that you blink. Your eyes is not really all that important. If you want an assessment on the outcome of your procedure, t...
