Are my eyes too big for my face, or is it all in balance? What surgery do I need for better balance? (photos)

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...

The upper eyelid muscle (obicularis oculi) and the brow muscle (frontalis) oppose each other but are attached at the level of the brow. The obicularis pulls the brow down. The frontalis lifts it.Your best option is an endoscopic browlift because of the minimal scars and it separates the 2...

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!

Although you do seem to have a subtle fold at the level of the medial canthus, it is not continuous with the upper eyelid fold  like most epicanthal folds. An in-person, dynamic examination is needed to fully evaluate your creases and your possible epicanthal fold, however, a virtual c...

Thank you for your question. I typically recommend having both of these procedures at the same time, since that will give you full results with just one time under anesthesia and one recovery process. If you decide to do them separately, I would probably advise you to get the blepharoplasty...