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Based on your photo, you appear to have droopy eyelids on both sides, and your left appears to be a bit lower than your right. This condition is called congenital ptosis. If this is bothering you a lot, please consult with a reputable oculoplastic surgeon so you can see the ramifications of a repair. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
The asymmetry is because of a higher right forehead. A small dose of botox in that side of the forehead can help with achieving symmetry. Surgery is not the solution. RegardsDr. J
Based on this photo it is possible that you have eyelid ptosis or droopy eyelids. This needs to be confirmed on the basis of in person consultation with a board certified plastic or oculoplastic surgeon; if so, treatment is surgical. Good luck.
The first thing I will let you know is that no treatment will really reliably address your biggest concern which is how the lower eyelid wrinkles when you smile. I will also strongly caution you regarding the so-called "ponytail lift," which is a proprietary example of a more general type of...
I would not go back to your current surgeon for help. It is highly unlikely that they know how to approach this. To answer your question, no botox will not fix this. For that matter, filler will also not fix this. For the purpose of discussion here, I will assume you have not flipped this...
Having one eye bigger than the other is mostly due to genetics and age. Uneven eyes don’t need treatment unless caused by a medical condition or if their vision is impaired. If it is a cosmetic concern, we recommend treatments such as Botox, a brow lift, or a blepharoplasty procedure.
