Asymmetrical eyes/1 eye higher/lower than the other - what procedures can treat this? (Photo)

Thank you for your photographs. Your photograph shows two different appearances of your upper eyelids. In one photo, your left eye appears to have more redundant skin than in the other photograph. Your brow appears to be an excellent position and I would not recommend elevating it any higher....

Hello, Thanks for your question. Everyone has facial asymmetries and true symmetry is not possible. That being said, I would recommend a Perfect Peel for pigment reduction followed by long term SPF use and use of skin brighteners. As far as the anatomic asymmetries are concerned, I would...

Many things could cause this. It could be scarred transported fat, it could be untransposed fat, If is something that will benefit from surgical revision even though you have previously had revisional surgery. There is no substitute for a detailed, in person consultation by a surgeon who is in...

Your ophthalmologist may want to excise this bump but there is a highly effective alternative. A chalazia is an inflammatory lesion. It is exquisitely sensitive to corticosteroids. A small injection in the lesion has a very high probability of resolving even your three year old chalazia. I...

Often the lateral fat pad can be inadequately reduced or additional fat can herniate forward. As with any lower lid surgery, the main risks would be excessive fat removal (hollowness) and lower lid retraction (very rare when done with a transconjunctival approach).

This problem can be solved by applying soft filling to the hollows under your eyes. The permanence period of the filler is approximately 1 year.