Had upper/lower bleph surgery twice with under eye fat transfer once. Ptosis repair on both eyes, repeat Ptosis repair on left eye on Jan 18, 2024. Now my left eye is smaller. What caused this? Can it be fixed?
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Since we can see a lot of your upper eyelid skin on your front view, you may have droopy upper eyelids with the left side worse than the right. That is called ptosis. Please consider visiting with an oculoplastic surgeon so you could see what might be best for you moving forward. I hope this is...
Before recommending a procedure, we need to have a clear understanding of what the underlying problem or ideology is.
In your case it can be separated into facial contour and skin color.
Issues related directly to skin complexion and skin color are probably a little more potentially challenging...
Since we can see an excessive amount of your upper eyelid skin on both sides, you may have droopy upper eyelids. This condition is called ptosis. The best specialist to see, in my opinion, would be an oculoplastic surgeon. I hope this is helpful! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
