My eyelid became uneven (higher on one eye) after I got a stye. Is this normal and will this go away? (Photo)

Thanks for sending a photos with your questions. There is asymmetry between your two eyelids and it would be necessary to take a detailed history and assessment of your eyes before determining both a diagnosis and treatment plan. Although there is a suggestion of a droopy eyelid, termed...

 This represents a slight asymmetry that we all have. This one just happens to be in a very obvious area, since we interact so much with our eyes. The best correction, although not permanent, is a bit of Botox placed by an expert. It is very inexpensive in the great scheme of things. I do not r...

You are very close to your goal. Only the lateral third of your lid shows a pretarsal platform. As we age, the lid fold and brows descend. In time you will probably have the precise look you desire. Two thoughts - one is to lower the crease of the lateral eyelid, and the second, less invasive...

Looking at the photos it appears like you have some fullness to your upper lids, although not an excessive amount of skin. botox can help to lift and reshape the brows and can elevate some of the tissue off you lids, but as you noted, it is not a permanent fix. blepharoplasty surgery is not...

If you are having a problem with your eyelids after surgery, a two dimensional photo online is not the best forum to get advice. We can't really judge what is going on. Usually this gets better with time but without an in person exam, it is impossible for us to look at a photograph and determine...

The natural appearing epicanthal folds are incredibly challenging to create because its almost impossible to predict the webbing that would be need to creased the fold. This would need to be done by removing some skin which would also cause a scar. So the short answer to your question is: No...