I don't think it was as noticeable when I was a kid but since around end of middle school to the beginning of high school I've realized my eyes aren't symmetrical or the same shape towards the corners and I'm not sure why. I also don't know how I can fix it. It looks awkward in pictures like I'm squinting too much on one side when I smile and I just would like them to line up right.
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Hello jsxt34,
Surgery cost depends on many factors. This is either an orbital problem or eyelid. Which route you should go depends on what the underlying cause of your appearance is. Before answering your excellent question my suggestion is to seek out an Oculoplastic surgeon to...
Hey man, thanks for your question-
It sounds like you had an orbital floor fracture- the most common of eye injuries. What can happen is the fat that surrounds the eye and allows it to be equal in position to the other side- some of it can fall through the fracture line... This makes the...
Thank you for your photos. Festoons can be difficult to treat. They are due to a combination of the deep ligamentous attachments to your face, as well as fluid and fat in that area. In my experience an extended blepharoplasty yields the best results. Superficial treatments such as lasers or ...
