My eyes are aging asymmetrical. What can be done to fix this? (Photo)

The asymmetry is from either 1) hollowness in left upper eyelid, or 2) mild left upper eyelid ptosis, or both. Filler injection helps with option 1 and ptosis surgery with option 2. See an oculoplastic specialist for evaluation. See following video and link too.

Plan to see a board certified facial plastic or oculoplastic surgeon who has vast experience with blepharoplasty surgery.  A careful compilation of upper eyelid surgeries that I have performed  over the last 31 years has clearly indicated that 62% of the patients that I have seen have some degree of asymmetry-mostly related to having a slightly asymmetrical eyebrow position-which lends itself to differing appearances of the upper eyelid itself.  A  careful and experienced surgeon will methodically assess the reasons for asymmetry, and plan accordingly.  Some patients may require variations as to how much skin or soft tissue from each lid may need to be resected, and some may require differing levels of eyelid crease fixation to get better symmetry.  Do your homework-see an experienced surgeon who enters the eyelid surgical arena with vast experience and great results-good luck to you !!