I had a face massage and the girl who did it massaged my eyes really roughly with downwards strokes and then she pressed on them really hard. It hurt :/ After the massage I looked in the mirror and I wanted to cry because my eyes looked really droopy compared to before and very sunken. I went to a doctor, he gave me some eyedrops and said the muscle in the upper eyelid is probably damaged and I need to wait for it to heal, it's been 6 months and still looks same. I also look cross-eyed sort of.
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February 25, 2016
Answer: Droopy eyelid, and my eyes feel like they've been pushed in. What procedures/tests do I need to fix the eyes? (Photo)
Your eyes are slightly prominent; not significant. Technically, cosmetic orbital decompression can be done to set the eyeballs back. Orbital decompression makes the orbit (eye socket) expand so it allows more room for the eyeball to go back; it does not make the orbital rim to go...
Based on your photos it looks like the main problem is hollowing in the area of the tear trough and upper cheeks. I think you could benefit from filler injections in this area. The goal is to blend the eyelid-cheek junction, which should lead to a more youthful, less-tired appearance.
Thank you for your question and photo. It seems like you are recovering normally. The bump can be caused by a buried suture or swelling of the tissues. It is possible to make it flat by making the incision longer but it may not be worth it. This type of issue usually resolves on its...
