Orbital fracture repair. Does this need correction? (Photo)

Your negative facial CT is important in your evaluation and tends to cause less need for immediate action. If you are complaining of persistent swelling, it's best to be followed by a specialist who is able to examine the areas physically and have a one-to-one interaction with you and your symptoms. The need for any corrective action at this point will be based on physical examination and symptoms, given your lack of CT findings.

If you had an orbital fracture the concern would not be enlarging appearance of the eye but the opposite, with the eye looking sunken in. At 2 weeks from injury, the CT scan would have seen any fractures large enough to create a discrepancy in orbital volume. I suspect you just still have edema or swelling of the periorbital fat and soft tissues but if this continues to persist or you have visual changes/disturbances then you should see an ophthalmologist to be evaluated.