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It is difficult to tell from the photos. Many different issues can give appearance of the eyelid problem you have. See an oculoplastic specialist for evaluation and treatment.
Swelling of the eyelidsIt is not normal to have swelling of the eyelids. You should go see an eye doctor, or at least a family doctor to get evaluated, especially if you have any symptoms. If you have had this appearance for a very long time and have no symptoms, you might have a ptosis (droop) of your eyelids. In either case, you should see a medical professional.
you should go see an ophthalmologist as soon as possible. Especially if this is a recent development you need to be evaluated. Unfortunately we will not be able to give you affective information using this on line format
Thank you for your pictures. Your incision is typical of a message at four weeks. It will take at least 3 to 4 months for the incisions to soften and start to fade. The only issue I have with your incision is that it appears to be a little high at the ends and doesn't follow the natural...
Sutures used to correct ptosis are usually permanent and will not dissolve. Therefore, any irregularity in your eyelid position will likely need to be fixed via a revision.
You are a little young to be worrying about the bags under your eyes. I would suggest seeing a dermatologist or plastic surgeon who specializes in eye surgery/treatments like we do. At your age some topical creams are useful. If genetically your lower eye bags are more...
More than likely the asymmetry of your eyelids is just a feature. Nevertheless there are certain things that can generate this and should be ruled out before discussing any specific therapy. You should consult with a plastic surgeon or oculoplastic surgeon for a complete evaluation.
Without a photograph, it is really hard to know what your issues are and if what you are looking for is realistic. Many people have a weakness in the lateral canthal ligament that actually cause the corner to pull away from the orbital rim. Lateral canthal reconstruction is used to...
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