Eye asymmetry - how can this be improved? (Photo)

Based on your history (transconjunctival blepharoplasty + fat transfer + CO₂, then skin pinch + nanofat + another CO₂), what you’re describing is most consistent with over-thinned lower eyelid skin combined with volume imbalance, rather than aging or laxity. At 41 with stable weight and other...

Judging from your photos, there does appear to be prominent lower eyelid fat. Whether this is a combination of existing orbital fat that was not excised, grafted fat, or a combination of the two is difficult to determine until visualized during surgery. Regardless, additional surgery would be...

From your photos, it looks like there is some lower eyelid fullness and mild hollowness, which can create the appearance of “eye bags.” This is usually due to a combination of fat herniation, slight skin laxity, and volume loss under the eyes. In your case, I would recommend a lower ble...

Surgical treatment may help improve the prominence of the eyes, upper eyelid exposure, and associated ptosis; however, correction is typically partial, and realistic expectations are important. An in-person consultation is recommended to evaluate eyelid position and determine the most...

Ptosis surgery can be performed on the left upper lid to make it match the right upper lid. Most likely you had a levator resection procedure as a child and this typically does not last a lifetime. Additional tightening of the muscle will give more symmetry of the lids. Best to see an eyelid expert.

Thank you for your inquiry and sharing your photograph. A slight volume augmentation over the orbital rim, potentially more on the left side than the right, can help address these concerns. This can be simulated in consultation using saline injection and can be carried out with injectable filler...