What are the chances of lower lid retraction and how can it be prevented?

You are likely seeing well-mean surgeons who want to help you. However rather than solving your issues, they are proposing an unnecessarily disfiguring solution. You need reconstructive surgery that solves your problems and helps you look aesthetically improved. Don’t choose a surgery that w...

I see in your post, preoperative photos. To address your question, a post operative photo would be very helpful. Don't talk yourself into something that you don't need. Canthoplexy is generally a weak lateral canthal surgery performed by eyelid surgeons who are skilled at performing canthoplasty...

First, this is not lower eyelid retraction. We use the term retraction after surgery or from inflammation from thyroid related conditions like Graves' disease. That is not your situation. You have relative proptosis also known as hemiexophthalmos. Simply your cheek is not as projected enough to...

One of the reasons I do not recommend aggressive epicentral surgery, is the challenge of controlling a surgery that is so visible when it do goes wrong. There is no surgery that erases these type of issues. A well meaning surgeon may try to do something for you but I would caution you from...