What causes milia post-bleph and how can I treat them?

No your eyes do not look lazy.  You do have an asymmetry and the photographs provided are not really adequate to determine the basis for this asymmetry.  I recommend seeing an oculoplastic surgeon for an assessment of the situation for more definitive information.

The dark circles under your eyes are due in some degree to the shadowing there from some hollowness.  The simplest option for treatment would be to use a filler, like Restylane, to fill in the hollow area and improve the darkness.  Although this would be a fairly easy treatment, the...

From your photos, it does not seems as though a blepharoplasty would be the answer. You do have significant hollows under your eyes, which is caused by a lack of volume. In someone your age, the best way to treat this concern is most likely with hyaluronic acid dermal fillers such as Restylane....

You are very attractive even with the under eye hollows.  So this raises the natural question of if you are suffering from body dysmorphic disorder (BDD).  This is a thought disorder where individuals focus on slight physical flaws.  There are social consequences of this...

Although your photos are helpful and exam by a board certified specialist with extensive experience in eyelid surgery is needed for the best opinion. Fillers and Fat transfer (long lasting) are excellent for most with tear trough depressions, so much so that they are now used far more often than...

The size of the eye (globe) is usually due to how much the eye ball protrudes in its socket rather than the difference in size. For example, after trauma there can be loss of fat volume in the socket so the eyeball sits back in the socket making it seem much smaller than before. On the other...