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The photograph taken from above suggests problems with the position of the lower eyelids and the attachment of the ligament in the outer corner.However, the photograph where you are looking straight ahead shows a balanced overall appearance of the palpebral aperture with only a fraction of lower position of the lower eyelids.It works well with the general appearance of your features and is probably best left alone.If you want to change slightly the contours around the eyes, you could consider nonsurgical treatment with botulinum toxin type A to raise the outer corner of the eyebrows.
Every person's anatomy is different. There are changes that are possible depending on individual anatomy and desired goal with consideration of risks. See an expert.
Thank you for the question and your photos. It does not appear that you have significant hooding of the upper eyelids. Also, your brow position looks appropriate. A temporal lift will change the angle of the brows, as you demonstrated very nicely in the second photo. This will change the look o...
Brow pexy is not a good solution for lifting your brow which is low due to poor nerve function. Based on this, you will always have a difference in position and animation of the two brows, but a better way to correct the asymmetry is by performing an endoscopic brow lift. In this way your...
Judging from your photo, it appears you have ptosis of the left upper lid. You really need an in person consultation to evaluate the eyelid position and function and brow position and function. Best to see an eyelid expert in your area. Best of luck!
