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Hello there Alex,It looks like you have an almond shaped eye. Good luck and be well.Michael A. Persky, MDEncino, CA
Thank you for your question! It is hard to fully tell because you have a heavier upper eyelid fold. This can be resolved with a simple Upper Blepharoplasty. While this procedure is not meant to completely change your eye shape, it will improve the appearance of your eyes and make them appear more open. This can be done under either local or general anesthesia by a Board Certified plastic surgeon or an Opthamologist. The downtime for this is minimal, as it is merely removing a small amount of skin above the eyelid, with sutures coming out about one week post-op.
I wouldn’t call your eyes around and I don’t think they’re all men shaped either.I think you have a negative canthal tilt that you’re already aware of and that has some impact on physical appearance.I don’t really see why putting a name on your ocular appearance makes a difference.Perhaps some other providers will have more insight.Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
Ptosis is a condition where the upper eyelids are droopy. This may be a bit more prominent on your left compared to your right. The best advice would be to consult with a reputable oculoplastic surgeon to see what your options are moving forward. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
The procedure you’re asking for is probably not appropriate. The eyeball position in the globe is dependent on the size of the orbit compared to its content. If the eye socket is reduced, the eyeball is forced to move forward. If the ice socket is enlarged then I will sit further back.This w...
Your photos show what is referred to as a tear trough deformity and herniation of the fat that surrounds the eye. This is best treated with a lower blepharoplasty using an incision within the eyelid to either remove some of this fat or reposition it to smooth the lid cheek junction. In younger...
