Is There a Surgery to Make the Eyes Bigger?

Without photos, it is hard to say. Are they worse in the morning? If so, diet and sleeping position could help. Try to limit salt intake, drink lots of water and sleep with your head elevated. Otherwise, a bit of HA filler might improve things. Schedule a consultation with a board certified ...

Thanks for your pictures and questions Lauren. You certainly have evidence of malar edema, or swelling in the SOOF (suboribicularis oculi fat) compartment. The exact cause of the swelling is not known. The redistribution of fluid from your legs to your upper body at night while lying down, that...

Eyelid skin is thin and heals very well in most cases. Type of suture, wound tension or separation and  infection can influence the scar. Even though darker skin people more commonly form keloids in other areas, I have found it to be rare in this area. All scars require several months to...

It's not water retention. It's just your anatomy. For now, I would start with a good, light illuminating creamy concealer. With perhaps a color corrector for dark circles in the inside corner. Down the road, you may want to consider a HA filler such as Restylane in the tear trough area, but not...

Thank you for the question and sharing your photo. I recommend you continue hot compresses, oral antibiotics and receive an injection of Kenelog. The injection is usually very successful and is typically as beneficial as surgery. See an experienced eyelid surgeon to help you. Good luck.

Everyone has subtle difference in the shape of their eyes.  As an example, one eye will have a more round appearance and the opposite will be more oval in shape for the typical Caucasian patient.  Your photos do not suggest a pathologic degree of difference.