Hi, I've only recently started noticing that my face looks almost lopsided because of my eye positioning. Is this a normal occurrence for some people or something I should be concerned about? Also, can this positioning, at the very least, be remedied through plastic surgery? (A perhaps-relevant side note: I was born at 29 weeks premature.) Thank you.
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June 7, 2017
Answer: Eye asymmetry evaluation, see oculoplastic specialist
Transient ectropion secondary to lid laxity and swelling after blepharoplasty should be resolved at 6 weeks. You may want to call in for an earlier appointment with your surgeon to see if you can have it revised - particularly if you are uncomfortable and concerned about the prolonged social...
The height of the eyelids look great. You are now in frontalis spasm of the right brow. This is making the lid platform, or the place where you put your makeup, look larger than the left. The left brow is low, or not activated and leaves the platform almost ablated....
Thank you for the pic. You have some lid retraction on one side that leads to the eyes appearing different. You have done the right thing by seeing your eye doc. I would go further and seen an oculoplastics doc. Sometimes the thryroid tests can appear negative, but you...
