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It is very difficult to evaluate degree and a cause of asymmetry of your eyes. In person consultation with a board certified plastic or occuloplastic surgeon is recommended. Good luck.
It is common for all people to have some degree of facial asymmetry. It is difficult to evalute your concerns with these photos. Best to have an in person evaluation by a plastic, or occuloplastic surgeon.Best wishes.
Progressively worsening asymmetry always raises the concern of thyroid problem or any other orbital issue that can create a symmetry. I suggest that you see a board-certified oculoplastic surgeon to evaluate for the reason of the asymmetry. In vast majority of cases the normal Eye looks small compared to an eyelid retraction in the opposite side which gives you a more open eye !
Thank you for your questions and your photo (although grainy). I would suggest that if you like the look of your eye when it is bruised and swollen then just get into bar fights on a regular basis and leave your eyes exposed, much cheaper than plastic surgery options......just kidding of course....
I would follow up with your ophthalmologist. This is a very common problem and they should be able to help direct you as to when injection / surgical intervention is necessary.
I would recommend having eyelid surgery and thread lifting combined before having botox. It is still best to schedule an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon for an in person consultation.
For Asian eyes, the medial epicanthus can be removed in order to make more of the whites of your eyes show. Laterally, the current popular procedure is to make the outer corner less upturned - i.e., make them more horizontal, which will also increase the amount of show of the "whites" of the ...
Surgery is not nearly as good and the injection either in terms of effectiveness or aesthetic result. While the medication dose is small, I would not inject you or do chalazia surgery on the eyelid while you are pregnant or breast feeding. In my opinion, Kenalog 10 is not nearly as effective as...
Great question and thank you for providing a great photo. I think you hit the nail on the head with your diagnosis. However, the treatment of choice is not always completely black and white. I believe you would likely require some sort of canthoplasty (addressing the lateral corner of the...
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