One of my eyes is noticeably bigger than the other. I had upper blephorplasty about a month ago and one of my incisions was higher than the other. My eyes were never like Thai before and if they were it wasn't to this extent. Any suggestions to make them more even? What can be done?
January 3, 2016
Answer: Before pictures are required Thank you for sharing your concerns. Without seeing your before photos, it is impossible to understand the issue. Perhaps, your eyelid was ptotic (droopy) prior to surgery, but the removal of excessive skin fully revealed the extent of the ptosis. See an Oculoplastic Surgeon with your before photographs for comprehensive evaluation. Good luck.
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January 3, 2016
Answer: Before pictures are required Thank you for sharing your concerns. Without seeing your before photos, it is impossible to understand the issue. Perhaps, your eyelid was ptotic (droopy) prior to surgery, but the removal of excessive skin fully revealed the extent of the ptosis. See an Oculoplastic Surgeon with your before photographs for comprehensive evaluation. Good luck.
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January 4, 2016
Answer: Asymmetry Thank you for the question and a review of preop photos and an examination is really needed. So see your surgeon or other expert in the field and be evaluated.Dr. Corbin
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January 4, 2016
Answer: Asymmetry Thank you for the question and a review of preop photos and an examination is really needed. So see your surgeon or other expert in the field and be evaluated.Dr. Corbin
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