and how bad are they? Will a simple surgery suffice?
Hi Stjem, Simple? Not really. I treat your specific problem fairly often and essentially you need a good exam and possibly a CT scan to evaluate the volume of your orbit (eye socket). Then you'd need to place a plate or bone under your left eye to elevate it and push it forward. It's out patient and in the right hands you'd do well but there is risk of imperfect results and double vision (though low in the right hands). Best of luck Dr. Lay
Special studies looking at bones and soft tissue are needed to fully evaluate your asymmetrical condition. Cephalometric studies are in order with a Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgeon. Any history of trauma?
