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From your photos, you appear to be youthful with excellent eyebrow position, beautiful skin, symmetrical upper lid, creases, good lower lid position, and no herniation of fat of your lower lids. The tilt of your eye is neutral. I don’t believe that any surgical procedure would be a benefit to you. A healthy lifestyle with good diet, exercise, sun avoidance would be your best way forward for remaining youthful.
Based on these photos it does not look that any surgical procedure would help. You may consider help of a good make up professional?
You don’t look tired or old in either of the pictures and I don’t think you need surgical intervention.I think having surgery when you don’t need it is asking for trouble.Best,Mats Hagstrom, MD
Post-lower blepharoplasty commonly follows lower blepharoplasty. Many surgeons try to minimize what you are experiencing. However I deal with many patients who are devastated by these changes. Often they are associate with dramatic changing in the appearance and not in a good way. Combined with...
Tightening of the lower eyelid is done by transposing insertion of canthal tendon into higher position on the orbital rim. In some cases, if laxity is significant, shortening of the eyelid by excision may be needed. This can be done in local anesthesia. Consultation with a board certified...
You are a handsome man. I understand your concerns and the math you have quoted. My advice would be to enjoy your individuality. You have a lot to be happy with. Don't create a problem or undergo significantly risky procedures to change your infraorbital distance.
All people have facial asymmetry. There’s no surgical intervention needed for normal asymmetry. During embryological development, the two sides of the face develop independently from each other. A lot of the baseline asymmetry is based on skeletal structure. The fold in the upper eyelid can be a...
It does look like you have eyelid ptosis but given your other concerns, esp the double vision in one eye, I would strongly strongly recommend you consult with an ophthalmologist (eye specialist) because you should not have double vision with ptosis so it may be more than just that and could be...
Based on these photos it appears that you have mild, very frequent, brow asymmetry. It does not look that you need any of the above procedures right now? If needed, a correction of brow asymmetry can be achieved with skillful application of Botox. Hope this helps.
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