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Hello,Facial asymmetries are very common. These are usually more noticable to ourselves than others, but If this bothers you, I recommend that you meet with a board certified Plastic Surgeon in person so that they can examine you, talk about what you would like to change and discuss options.All the best
The left eye looks larger than the right in the one picture submitted and it appears your left lower lid is positioned lower than your right. I suggest you obtain a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon or oculoplastic surgeon for a thorough examination and discussion of options.
It is normal to not be totally symmetric. We are always our worse critic and this asymmetry is most likely only apparent to you.Dean Vistnes.Vistnes Plastic SurgerySan francisco Bay Area
Usually the bumps along the incision line are related to small areas of inflammation along any suture lines. This gets better with time. To expedite the healing you can do gentle massage along that area with a moisturizer.RegardsDr. J
It looks like you are a good candidate for the surgery being proposed. You might ask your surgeon to show you before and after surgery pictures of patients like you to help re assure you that he can improve your eyes and avoid the distortions to which you refer.
Yes, it is entirely possible that your bells palsy is behind your recent under eye bag. My advice would be to give your body the time to heal and then reassess your under eye bags in another month or two. If you still don't like the way things look, schedule a consultation with a board certified...
It sounds like you have inherited lower eyelid retraction with sclera show. It can be abnormal but it also depends on the ethnicity and other factors. Classically, almond shape eye don't have scleral show. Filler injection will not work to lift the lower eyelids without making the area too puffy...
You have a very active lower eyelid pretarsal orbicularis muscle (the muscle which helps you blink). Softening its bulky appearance with a neurotoxin like Botox, Dysport or Xeomin, and filling along your lower orbital rim with a soft filler would be an appropriate first approach. Surgical...
Based on your photos, I think you likely bled a little bit especially on the left side. I would recommend going back to using cold packs, avoiding heavy lifting/exercising, and discuss your concerns with your PS. I think you will ultimately do fine but your healing may be a bit delayed. Best wishes!
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