Not enough skin taken off the top of my eye lead on one side of my eye

Asymmetry after upper blepharoplasty surgery can be due to a variety of reasons. Uneven brow positions, different size skin resections, and differences in post-operative swelling can create visible differences. In general it is best to wait approximately 3-6 months to see your final result. If asymmetry still exists then you should see discuss your care with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who should be able to provide more information. Thank you for your question.

You definitely need to wait up to 12 months after the surgery. The problem with taking out too much skin is that you might not be able to close your eyes involuntarily. Once you are all healed and your eye seem asymmetric, you should consult with your plastic surgeon to see if they need to take our more skin

The appearance of the eyes depends not on just the upper lid skin but also the position of the brows and eyelid height. It is possible that additional skin needs to be removed from one side. Also possible that your brow position or lid height is asymmetric. Would need photos or an in person consultation to determine. Hope that helps.