Severe eye asymmetry. Is this fixable? (Photo)

From the limited photo that you are presenting it appears that you have a physiologic level of asymmetry. That means a normal level of asymmetry. I would definitely not call this severe. Having said that, a well executed upper lid blepharoplasty will not only rejuvenate you but also attempt to equalize your eyes. Good luck.

Dear annieandrus,Your photo demonstrates a subtle asymmetry which has little to do with the eyelids themselves, but rather with underlying bony structure of your eye sockets (bony). As others have mentioned, very few people are perfectly symmetrical. Based on your photo, your right eye seems slightly more open, and lower in position compared to your left eye. This is likely due to a bony asymmetry between your two eye sockets:  Your right eye socket is probably slightly larger than your left. Another sign of this is the position of your eyebrows: your right eyebrow is slightly higher than the left. Although an upper blepharoplasty will improve the upper eyelid appearance on both sides, I respectfully disagree with others who suggest it can improve the asymmetry. The subtle asymmetry will almost certainly remain. Having said this, I agree with the others that this asymmetry is rather mild, and very common if you look more carefully. 

This is mild upper eyelid asymmetry.  You have bilateral upper eyelid ptosis that is slightly worse on the left side.  Assuming that you do not have a severe dry eye or have some medical contraindication to surgery due to health, we routinely fix eyelids like yours to make them more beautiful and symmetric.  It is likely you can find hight competent eyelid surgery close to home.  However, if you are interested in traveling to Beverly Hills, we are happy to take care of you. If you do come to Southern California for a consultation,  I recommend you arrange to see several cosmetic eyelid specialists because we do very in our approach, opinions, and yes, costs.