What procedure to fix my asymmetry of my eyes? (Photos)

It’s common in lower-eyelid surgery to use deep dissolvable sutures, but it’s also true that dissolvable stitches can occasionally cause swelling, irritation, or small suture granulomas while they dissolve. Because the eyelid skin is thin and reactive, some patients may feel small bumps or not...

Swelling under the eye can be caused by many factors. Most commonly this is secondary to fluid retention after fillers in the under eye area. If any filler has been placed in the past it needs to be dissolved and then the skin tightened (laser resurfacing, microneedling, ect.). Allergies can...

It’s possible that these could be xanthelasma, but the only way to know for sure is with an in-office evaluation, and sometimes a small biopsy is done to confirm the diagnosis. If it does turn out to be xanthelasma, it’s important to follow up with your internist to check cholesterol and ove...

You need a lower blepharoplasty to allow the fat to roll into the tear trough to conceal it. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

You have ptosis of both upper lids. I agree a good surgical approach would be to tighten the eyelid muscles on each side and potentially remove extra skin. I would not advise any lower lid surgery until the upper eyelids are even.

Judging from your post operative photos, it appears you continue to have some volume issues (too much fat in the eyelid and not enough volume in the tear trough/anterior medial cheek). This would have to be fixed with either additional surgery and/or fat grafting. The excess skin when you smile...