I’m only 35. One of my eyelids is looking more and more asymmetrical as I age. It never used to look like this. Do I need bleph surgery or is it more muscle related? I used to raise my right eyebrow a lot when using facial expressions. I am wondering if over time this has changed the shape of my eye and Botox will fix it. Or is is more eyelid shape/skin/sagging that is causing it? One eye looks normal -the other (the one on the same side as the single eyebrow raise) is open and bigger in height.
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Hello! Thank you for question.I have tried to evaluate your case but the photo you provided is not enough. Could you please share your full face photos ?
Hello! Thank you for your question.As far as I see from the photo you have lots of extra saggy skin above your both eyes and the eye area is downward. For a better, fresh, upward looking I suggest you upper eyelid blepharoplasty and endoscopic brow lift. If you can provide photos with better...
Hello @Arnica79, thank you for your question. I do not recommend fat transfer as a solution for correcting the results of an upper blephorplasty. While it may seem like it could add volume fat can be volatile, it can not be control how it will behave. It's important to keep in mind that recovery...
