I Have a Puffiness Under Only One of my Eyes. Do You Know What Would Cause This?

There are multiple anatomic abnormalities that can result in facial asymmetry. These may include deformities of the orbital bones, eyelid soft tissue, and eyebrows. In most cases, they are relatively minor, but in some cases, they may be severe and extremely noticeable. Depending upon the...

Maximum swelling is usually at about 3-5 days and goes away over a few months. You should sleep with your head elevated and cut back on salt to help the swelling.

Thanks for the photos. Without doing any measurement, you appear to have a long face. This makes the eyes seem a little higher than they should be. Ther's nothing wrong with your lids or eyes. I would avoid surgery especially a brow lift. Brow lift in a man tends to feminize the face....

The upper eyelid crease location is generally established and visible is most eyelids, men and women. Some patients, especially from Asian countries such as South Korea or China, will not have a natural eyelid crease. A plastic surgeon will typically create or use an existing eyelid crease to...

For someone your age with relatively smooth and elastic lower eyelid skin, I too approach this problem with injectables, preferably Radiesse layered along the infraorbital rim periosteum with extreme care and circumspection under regional anesthesia in the office, patient sitting up and...

You have left upper eyelid ptosis.  It may also correlate with bony facial asymmetry, with left side of your face being smaller than the right side (although hard to to tell from your cropped photo).  There are surgical options to improve the symmetry of the eyelids.  Consult an...