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You have lost some fat/volume in your upper eyelids and brows. You would benefit from filler (or fat) injection in upper eyelids and brows. See following link and video. See an oculoplastic specialist.
thank you for posting your question. Comparing your pictures you can see a greater distance between the upper eyelid crease and your eyebrows, giving you a more "surprised" perception.This might be caused either by actively raising your eyebrows when the picture was taking, or this can also be the result of Botox injection in that area or surgery performed.I hope this helps.Kind regardsBianca Knoll
It is difficult based on the photos provided to clearly answer your question. See an eyelid specialist for an in-person consultation and comprehensive examination to best communicate your concerns. Best wishes
Your eyebrows are elevated in the lower photo which is opening up the orbit or the appearance of her upper eyelids. This can be simply a muscle phenomena caused by using lifting the eyebrows and looking surprise or can also occur following Botox treatment.
From your photos it is clear that you have what's called a negative vector. That means the bone under your eye (orbital rim/cheek) is set back behind the front of your eyeball. This problem is often not noticed by average surgeons and if unnoticed can cause problems with your lower lid becoming...
It is not uncommon to still have some bruising two weeks after blepharoplasty. How quickly this resolves depends on the particular patient and what was done surgically. It will go away soon, just give it some more time.
You have proptosis and need a full ocular evaluation by experienced ophthalmologist and referral to an oculoplastic surgeon. Once the diagnosis has been established and a cause for the proptosis explained, there are surgical options to correct this. Most commonly a very complex operation: O...