At times my eyelids are uneven. Sometimes it's one eyelid that raises a LOT more than the other. Sometimes it's the other eyelid that sinks a touch. Sometimes they're even. I've gone to many plastic surgeons and a oculoplastic surgeon who all have varying ideas about messing with the static lids or the eyebrows that move them. I know it's the muscle, so I shouldn't do anything that makes a static change. I've done Botox on the one eyebrow that makes that lid raise but it only helps mildly.
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June 23, 2021
Answer: You have an early bilateral upper eyelid ptosis.
If this situation makes you worry about it, I recommend minimal approach scar revision surgery under local anesthesia . I think your wound healing period is over.
In my opinion, she has disfigured herself with these surgeries. Of course she also has had fillers and likely has a designer to modify her photographs. I urge caution in attempting to achieve this type of change. You can end up looking disfigured and post-surgical. Your photographs are...
When you request "hunter" eyes, you are setting yourself up for disappointment. We have no surgery that delivers "hunter eyes." Generally it is a relaxed eyebrow with a normal upper eyelid. But there is another component to 'hunter eyes." The photographs showing what the requestor means are...
