Is there any way to achieve the bottom photo's "hunter's eyes" look? (Photos)

I tell all of my patients that weight loss or gain doesn't change the appearance of your eye bags.  The fat surrounding the eye is very unique and does not fluctuate like fat in the rest of the body. If the fat is removed it will not come back. The exception is the outer fat pad that can ap...

This doesn't appear to be a scab- and shouldn't be a scab 7 months after your surgery. I recommend returning to your surgeon to have this evaluated.  Hope this helps and God Bless! Dr. Robb

There are many different causes for facial/eyelid asymmetry. If your change was in fact quite sudden, there are some neurological problems that need to be ruled out. How do you know for sure that you don't have "nerve/motor issues"? I would recommend seeing an oculoplastics surgeon or a ...

Most of our patients (and everyone else too!) has visible asymmetry in their faces. One brow is often higher, one eye appears larger, one cheekbone or jawline is stronger etc. This is usually normal and no cause for alarm. However when the degree of asymmetry is excessive, we may suggest options...

Generally, eye surgery (laser eye surgery for poor vision, glaucoma, cararact , or retinal detachment surgery) can worsen drooping of the eyelid  in  about 5-10%. Therefore, eye surgery is usually advised before eyelid surgery. However, in your situation, you have significant...

I notice from your preop photo that your right eye is more prominent than your left. Your right lower lid sits beneath the colored part of your eye more so than the left.  I mention this because when a droopy upper lid is elevated with surgery and sits on a relatively sunken in eye the inner cor...