Hey! One of my eyes is much weaker prescription-wise than the other. The result is that she appears much larger, maybe because I don’t use the muscles around it to squint as much? Is there a treatment option for this? Would Botox be the way to go?
May 18, 2022
Answer: Good question Botox can certainly help with slight asymmetries of eyes.The dose and placement will be determined by your provided but, that is a great choice. Good luck! kmrn
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May 18, 2022
Answer: Good question Botox can certainly help with slight asymmetries of eyes.The dose and placement will be determined by your provided but, that is a great choice. Good luck! kmrn
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May 12, 2022
Answer: “Uneven” eyes Hi! First I would ensure that your prescriptions are correct so that you don’t have to squint as you say you do. You can also consider using Upneeq, an eye drop the lifts the lid if your one lid is closed more than the other known as lid ptosis. Check in with your eye doctor who will ensure your prescriptions are correct and ask about trying upneeq to even out your eyes!
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May 12, 2022
Answer: “Uneven” eyes Hi! First I would ensure that your prescriptions are correct so that you don’t have to squint as you say you do. You can also consider using Upneeq, an eye drop the lifts the lid if your one lid is closed more than the other known as lid ptosis. Check in with your eye doctor who will ensure your prescriptions are correct and ask about trying upneeq to even out your eyes!
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