Are my eyes too far apart? (Photo)

It depends very much on what was done and what you mean by ptosis repair. Generally, the suture method is used only for creating a double eyelid. A much more complex procedure is using a single permanent suture to correct a ptosis at the same time as placing a double eyelid crease. In that case,...

Thank you for your question and sharing your photo. Hollow or sunken eyes can be caused by various factors, including genetics, ageing, loss of fat and collagen in the eye area, and lifestyle habits. While it's normal for the natural ageing process to affect the appearance of the eyes, there are...

When performing any type of functional surgical procedure, there  asked to be medical necessity documented along with pre-authorization with  your medical insurance. Co-pays and deductibles will be required to be collected as part of the payment in addition to your insurance payment for f...

In the one photo it looks like you aren't closing 100%.  We always try to keep at least 10mm of skin above the lid crease, and  you appear to have even more skin than that.  In the photo with the eyes open you look good - and do not look tight or over corrected.  One picture may not be of you...

The combination of brow bone reduction/upper orbital bone reshaping and a browlift will go along way in feminizing the upper third of your face. It is a combined brow bine protrusion and brow ptosis issue.

Hi anayakaif,Everyone is asymmetric to some degree.  Your asymmetry falls within the range of normal.  Pursuing perfect symmetry is a fruitless endeavor, and will subject you to the risk of looking even more asymmetric.Best wishes,Dr. Jay