I'm not sure if the route I need to take to correct it is ptosis or regular eyelid surgery. My eyes weren't always visibly so different, when I was a child my right eye was very similar to my left. My right eye has been deemed a lazy eye, and I've worn glasses for it ever since. My left eye has no prescription. My right brow has increasingly become raised in comparison to my left as well, if that helps.
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I use a semi-permanent suture for my canthopexy and canthoplasty surgeries and I let my patients resume full activity. The sutures I use dissolve after a couple of months. Having a permanent suture should not be a problem at all. After 6 months you should be fine to do weightlifting. I hope that...
Seems like you have ptosis on one side and to compensate your frontal muscle is more active on left side and your eyebrow is higher. It is not possible to correctly diagnose the problem with only one photo, I'd recommend a consultation with a doctor.
It is highly improbable that you will actually see anyone who understands your precise concerns. The outcome of chasing this could result in catastrophic consequences by well meaning surgeons trying to do something for you. I am in the business of fixing botched eyelid surgery. You had a central...
