I need orbital decompression with tissue removal. What is cost, procedures & recovery time on average for the procedure? (Photo)

In general, it is not uncommon to have one eye that appears "smaller" than the other.  Commonly, the eyes themselves are the same size but the bony eye socket may be different, as one example.  Other causes can be ptosis (toe-sis), which is a lowering of the eyelid margin. Many times the eye w...

Hello and thanks so much for your question and photos. Your eyes are actually very nice and I am not sure that surgery would improve much. I strongly recommend that you visit a surgeon that specializes in the eyes in order to receive an in depth consultation. All the best!!!

An oculoplastics consultation would be wise. You may have a normal degree of asymmetry, but even if this is longstanding, it would be good to have a diagnosis. Thyroid problems, sinus problems, refractive differences, and many other etiologies can cause one eye to appear larger than the other....

Simplest thing to do is remove more skin.  You are young and should have adequate volume.  It is clear that you have a reservoir of skin that would permit safe revision surgery that would not impact your lid closure in a negative way.  I wouldn't inject filler in your lids for...

Under eye hollowing can normally be fixed with volume replacement. Fillers that are Hyaluronic Acid based are best for that sensitive area. There are different types of HA fillers and a consultation with a trained injector is best to decide which on is right for you. A good way to find an e...

The position of the upper and lower eyelids are slightly different between the two eyes.  Causes may include different position of the eyes in the bony orbit relative to one another, difference size/ shape of the eyes, eyelid retraction due to systemic causes, or droopiness of the eyelids.  ...