My Left Eye Started Sinking into my Eye Socket Years Ago & It Looks Like Its Sunken in More Since. What is Causing This? (photo)

This is a natural sign of youth. Surgical fix is not one you should consider. Risk to benefit ratio would be too high, in my opinion, and although it could give you what you desire when you smile, it could leave your eyelid retracted [pulled down] when you are not smiling. So botox is really...

First off, it is very early for you to be worried about your post operative result, whether this is an insurance case or a cosmetic case. Wait at least 3 months before worrying about your results. However, some information for you to digest while you wait: As your insurance covered your...

I'm going to start off by saying that the quality of the photos is not ideal, so we cannot really see the fine features of your forehead. Is this a static phenomenon or a dynamic one? ] Your left eyebrow is obviously slightly lower than your right eyebrow. But another way to put it is that...

Unfortunately, transcutaneous lower blepharoplasty is notorious for damaging the muscle fibers of the lower eyelid right at the lid margin.  These fibers are the very most important for helping move tears on the surface of the eye.  In the general plastic surgery literature there are...

Thank you for sharing the photo and your question. The right eyelid is drooping which can actually cause you to open the opposite lid even higher. There are 3 commonly performed surgical procedures by oculoplastic surgeons to correct the asymmetry. Your right eyelid can be elevated to the level...

It is impossible to say for sure without examining you, but I tend to agree that the irregularity along your tear trough is not prolapsing fat, but rather the contour of your eye socket bone. Fat grafting can be a very good long term solution [about 50% of the fat will become permanent] but...