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One eye and eyebrow is higher up than the other and has some excess skin around the eyelid. What can I do? (Photo)

Nasir hassan
As you can see from the photos one eye/eyebrow is higher up than the other and appears to have some excess skin around the eyelid, while the other eye/eyebrow is much lower and has a droopy eyelid. I am serious about having any surgery done, but would like to know what I can do to make them as symmetrical as possible and how much would it cost. Had little asymmetry but recently got alot worse after I got ill and was given prednisolone (steroid type drug) and gained water weight. Mostly gone now.

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