Possible ptosis? Can anything be done? Thanks. Both of my eyes are different sizes and shapes. The right is bigger/more 'opened' while the left eye is smaller and slopes downward toward the outer corners. Also my eyelids aren't rounded. Following the slant of my upper lid, it curves up from my inner eye, then remains straight until it reaches the outer corner. My parents and siblings eyes do not look like this at all. I also have excess upper lid exposure, causing me to look quite tired and make my eyes look smaller than normal often.
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The correct treatment for visible or prolapsed lacrimal glands is to resposition the back up under the superolateral orbital rim. They are there for a purpose and removing them will lead to chronic dry eyes....a far worse problem than you have now.
There is a small epicanthal fold which should be left alone, since it creates a very unique look to your eyes. There is a small amount of asymmetry in the eyelids which can be addressed with an upper blepharoplasty. The heavier eye would require more skin removal to match the...
Hi there, This might seem counterintuitive but a small amount of Botox or Dysport might be the best option to achieve the appearance you are looking for, and would have the advantage of not being permanent in case you ultimately decided it wasn't exactly what you wanted. By weakening the ...
