When I was a child I was hit in the eye with something, and I immediately noticed even then that my eye looked different relative to the other. I was told by my doctor that the impact could have pushed my eye further in the socket, causing one eye to appear more hooded than the other, yielding a look similar to Jeff Bezos’s eyes where one is wider than the other. How can this be corrected? Would the wider/ normal eye have to become more hooded through surgery? What would the estimated cost be?
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If you’re referring to non-medicated eyedrops I see no reason to have any set specific limit.
I suggest you consider reading the instruction for the product you are using or asking your provider.
Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t see how the eyedrop’s and surgery are correlated.
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From what you have presented, I believe your situation is sufficiently complex that you should probably rely exclusively on in person consultations.
While it is time-consuming and there may be potential cost involved getting in person second opinion, consultations from oculoplastic surgeons in...
Yes, a lower lid bleph with a skin pinch would help smooth out these wrinkles. Maybe a TCA peel as well for the finer wrinkles. This can be done in the office under local anesthesia.
