Recently saw an eye specialist and was told I do not have crossed eyes, but rather the appearance of crossed eyes (pseudostrabismus). I was told it was due to the shape of my eyelids. Everything I've read about surgically altering the appearance of crossed eyes is in regards to monolids, which I do not have. It appears as though my upper eyelid is just big and covers too much of my inner eye. What could I do to change this?
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December 14, 2016
Answer: How can I fix the appearance of crossed eyes (pseudostrabismus)?
This photograph is taken in upgaze and suggests that you have ptosis both sides. Your brows appear to be in a good position. I would recommend evaluation by an oculoplastic surgeon for appropriate measurements and discussion of options. Your lower eyelid skin could be gently tightened with...
Thank you for your photo. It is best to have an in-office eye examination by a qualified surgeon to determine your anatomy as well as the function of your eyelids before making a decision on the type of procedure to have. From your photo alone, it appears that you may have eyelid ptosis (droopy ...