Why is my right eye higher than my left eye and can it be fixed? (photo)

Hello and thank you for your question.  I agree--lower eyelid blepharoplasty must be carefully considered and you must find a good surgeon.   It is very important that you thoroughly research your surgeon before committing to surgery. It is a good idea to research your surgeon's educational ba...

Looking at your photos I would suggest a lower eyelid blepharoplasty.  This would remove the bags and also correct the wrinkles and excess skin.  I would suggest using the subcillary technique.  This would allow for a better result than a trans-conjunctival (TC) approach.  Of course, a com...

This does sound like some form of damage to the lacrimal. This sits in the upper and outer eye socket and can sometimes bulge into the lid. I have seen occasional patients referred to me with this complication where the origin surgeon has not realised that the lacrimal gland is present and...

A closer up photo of your eyebrows and eyes would be helpful to give you the best advice.  It is possible that you could have ptosis of one of your upper eyelids, and this could explain the asymmetry of your eyebrows and eyelids.  Ptosis occurs when the muscle in the upper eyelid weakens and i...

Removing loose skin from the upper eyelid is a common part of upper blepharoplasty. In the absence of a photo or an assessment of your eyes this question is relatively difficult to answer as the answer is dependent on your individual eyes and position of your eyebrows.For most people having...

This is likely localize inflammation related to the transposed fat.  This typically takes a couple of months to resolve.  If it persists more than 6 months, the issue will need to be addressed with revisional surgery.