Why are my eyes different shapes? (Photo)

First of all every person has asymmetries.  They are what keep us unique.   Some reasons to work this up are if things have changed. Has this always been an issue? is this getting worse? If this is new or changing I would recommend seeing someone to work this up that takes insurance. If this is a life long thing then the most common reason for this type of orbital asymmetry is hypoplastic maxillary sinus. This is not an issue at all from a medical or health standpoint. Really it is only important to recognize if you were to have sinus surgery.   The sinus are air filled spaces in the face that help with voice, lighten the skull and drain the mucous.  Hope this helps.Best,DrC

Eye Asymmetry is extremely common and our recent study shows that 97% of the patients who are seeking eyelid rejuvenation have asymmetric eyes or eyebrows. You have a droopy eyebrow and eyelid on the right and both of these are correctable. You may consider consulting an experienced board certified plastic surgeon.

So everyone is a little asymmetric and we can't predict how that asymmetry will show itself. For you, from this photo at least, it seems that your right brow is a little lower than your left brow. This makes your right eye look a little more closed. There are a number of ways to correct this from botox to surgery. Ask your local surgeon what they think but I suspect there will be as solution. Hope that helps. Adam Goodwin