So recently one of my eyelid has changed on the left side. I'm not sure why, I have never had this issue with my eyelid. What should I do to correct this.
October 24, 2016
Answer: It is silly to say it is easily fixable. It is unclear from this photograph what is going on. Generally this type of difference is due to levator dehiscence in one of the eyelids. In this case it is likely the right upper eyelid. Although you are not looking straight ahead in the photo, it appears there is a compensatory brow elevation on the right side. What you need is a detailed consultation. You need to be very clear what you want and do not want if surgery is proposed. Generally you are likely to want symmetry improved without any evidence that you have had eyelid surgery. Look for a highly experience eyelid surgeons who understands Asian eyelids.
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October 24, 2016
Answer: It is silly to say it is easily fixable. It is unclear from this photograph what is going on. Generally this type of difference is due to levator dehiscence in one of the eyelids. In this case it is likely the right upper eyelid. Although you are not looking straight ahead in the photo, it appears there is a compensatory brow elevation on the right side. What you need is a detailed consultation. You need to be very clear what you want and do not want if surgery is proposed. Generally you are likely to want symmetry improved without any evidence that you have had eyelid surgery. Look for a highly experience eyelid surgeons who understands Asian eyelids.
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October 23, 2016
Answer: Ptosis Thank you for sharing your concerns. It appears you have ptosis (drooping) of the eyelid. This can easily be corrected by an experienced Oculoplastic Surgeon with one of several treatment options. See a specialist for consultation. Good luck,
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October 23, 2016
Answer: Ptosis Thank you for sharing your concerns. It appears you have ptosis (drooping) of the eyelid. This can easily be corrected by an experienced Oculoplastic Surgeon with one of several treatment options. See a specialist for consultation. Good luck,
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