Looking more Caucasian. Deep set eyes, droppy eyelids.

Thank you for your question. Your skin type, ethnicity, skin color and the texture of your skin will all have a bearing on how you will age and the major issues that you might be facing as time goes on. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to determine your candidacy.
Best wishes,

From one Iranian to another:  you look just fine. Do you have a subtle asymmetry? Yes. You seem to have slightly fuller right upper eyelid as compared to the left. And your right eyebrow is slightly lower medially than the left eyebrow. And its possible you may also have subtle ptosis which makes your eyes seem slightly smaller, which you are labeling as seeming more Asian.I think your subtle asymmetries can be improved, but I don't want to give the impression that we are making you "more caucasian". A consultation with an Oculoplastics surgeon would be helpful for you.Best wishesArash J. Amadi 

Hi Sean,
Everyone perceives the world and people's faces differently. Being mistaken for an Asian has no meaning as people from China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, etc all look vastly different from one another. From the photographs you have provided, you have little pre-tarsal show (the area of skin visible from you eyelashes to the eyelid crease) but that is normal for many people, even famous actors (look at a picture of Brad Pitt). Your eyebrows are appear to be in the normal anatomic position along the rim of bone of the upper eye. I would not do anything. 
Mehdi Sina, MD