How can I fix my hooded uneven eyes?

For significant improvement, hooded eyelids require surgery if there is enough skin. For nonsurgical treatments: Radiofrequency (Thermage or Venus Legacy/Viva), injectable fillers, and a Botox brow lift can help contour the eyebrows and lift the eyelid skin. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an experienced cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question!  Based on your picture, I believe that you have hooding over your because of the position of the your eyebrows.  The brows, in general, should sit above the rim of the eye.  We can correct a low brow with a browlift (surgery); however, I would suggest trying a non-surgical alternative, first.  A neuromodulator, such as Botox or Dysport, can be used to help elevate the brow when it is injected into the glabella (between the eyes) and the crow's feet around the eyes.  I would consult with a board certified facial plastic or plastic surgeon who specializes in rejuvenation of the eyes.  At your consultation, you will be able to discuss your specific concerns and goals for your eyes and brows.I hope that this helps!-David Gilpin

Treatment of sagging brows and asymmetry ? I don't think Botox is for your VERY heavy brows and sad look. We developed the Irrregular Trichophytic Forehead Lift 35 years ago to raise your brows, lower your hair line if needed and NOT raise your hairline if high. This is done without a noticeable scar. You can visit my website and others and see the hairline without a noticeable scar. 

Performing an upper blepharoplasty procedure can accomplish dropping the eyebrows even further, therefore a brow lift is required when patients have a low eyebrow position. In addition to low eyebrow position, asymmetry can be adjusted along with the hairline. For more information and many examples of brow lifts, please see the link and the video below

Thank you for your question.  I agree with my colleges.  You do seem to have deep set eyes and low eyebrows.  While a forehead lift may be a good procedure for you, it will give you a very different look which you may or may not like.  I too would suggest trying a non surgical procedure first to see if you can get a lift and see how you like it.  Ultherapy is a great way to go if you do not want surgery.  You may want to have an in person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to get an exam and find out what your best plan for treatment would be.  Consultations are usually complimentary and you can gain a lot of information from them.Best of luck,Dr. Hisham Seify

You have deep set eyes with a heavy forehead that makes your eyes look the way you do. For a young female like yourself, your eyebrows should sit about 1 fingerbreadth above your brow bone. I can't really tell from your photo, but it seems that your brows might sit lower than that (right lower than left, making your asymmetric). My opinion is that Botox would make it worse or give you a very unnatural Spock appearance. I would recommend either Ultherapy to your brows which is non-surgical or a surgically browlift. I would caution you that a surgically browlift could drastically change your appearance, however.

It appears from the picture that you have a low brow position which makes your eyelids appear hooded.  Its likely hereditary. Based on your hairline, you may be a great candidate for an endoscopic browlift.  I think that will really brighten the appearance of your eyes.  I would need to examine you person obviously before any final recommendation.  The cost of the procedure can be variable and includes a surgeon's fee, facility fee, and fee for anesthesia.  Pls make sure you go to someone who has experience doing this procedure because you don't want to get an "over-lifted" result.  All the best!!

When we examine the upper eyelids for aesthetic improvement, it is imperative to examine the brow position. The photograph of your face shows that your main issue is the straight and low brow position. Raising the brow can be done through surgery or nonsurgical techniques.
The surgical techniques is some form of brow lifting procedure. When I was Clinical Professor at Stanford University, I wrote a paper with two colleagues reviewing the brow lift techniques available. 
Koch RJ, Troell RJ, Goode RL:Contemporary management of the                     aging brow and forehead. Laryngoscope. 107(6): 710-715, 1997.
There are currently ultrasound (Ultherapy) and radio frequency (Venus Viva, Fractora RF) that can tighten the skin and indirectly this skin tightening raises the position of the brow.
A more significant and more predictable lift is achieved by injecting a permanent filler known as Bellafill. This filler is placed in and immediately above the superior brow hair, the hair line and the temporal fossa (temple) indentation.
To complete nonsurgical treatment is to alter the eyebrow hair by manually removing them. Even a small amount of hair removal 5-10 can give the brow the illusion of being lifted.
A brow lift surgical procedure is the most dramatic technique to raise the brow.
After the brow is addressed, we would examine the upper eyelid to assess if the amount of skin is causing hooding. It is unusual to perform an upper eyelid blepharoplasty at your age, although some patients have congenital excess amount of upper eyelid skin.
I hope this information assists you in your quest. You are an attractive woman and doing no form of treatment is also a good choice.

Thank you for your question.  I think the main issue is brow ptosis or sagging of the eyebrows and an upper lid blepharoplasty should not be done with your current brow position.  I would recommend trying Botox in the frown area between the brows and in the upper crows feet area out to the side of the eyebrows.  This technique should give you 6 mm of brow elevation.  If elevating the brow gives her the appearance you want at some later date you could consider a brow lift that as long as you've achieve results with an injection that would be my recommendation.  Please consult at least 2 board certified plastic surgeons with experience in oculoplastic surgery.