Why are my eyes two totally different shapes? (Photo)

Not a great picture but it looks like you may have some ptosis of the left upper lid.  May also have some extra skin on this side.  See an oculoplastic surgeon who can evaluate your eyelid muscles and decide what surgery would be best for you.  

Thank you for the question. Although your photo is difficult to judge since you are tilted in it, there appears to be extra skin on your left upper eyelid. You could have some skin removed from both eyelids (more on left than right) to open the eyes more and even them out. Fillers are a great option to augment your flatter cheek. See an Oculoplastic Surgeon in person for full evaluation and guidance for treatment. Good luck.

Hello,Thank you for your question. It is quite normal to have differences like this on each side of the face, but if you want to change it,  you may find it helpful to visit a Plastic Surgeon who specialises in the face, have them assess you and learn what your surgical options are. All the best!

Hello Ktb3,Thank you for the question.  It is much more common for there to be a slight difference between the two sides of the face than for there to be perfect symmetry.  The reason is that as we develop we are two halves joined at the back that come together in the front middle and join.  It is common that one eyebrow is higher, cheek is higher and corner of the mouth is higher.  Having said that, your picture is tilted making an exact evaluation of your eyes different.  The picture at least appears to show there to be more skin on the left upper eyelid.  I would recommend a consultation with a facial plastic surgeon, plastic surgeon, or oculoplastic surgeon for a complete evaluation to determine what surgery would be the most likely to provide you with the results you want.I hope this helps and good luck. 

There are very few people in this world who have complete symmetry in their body.  Just like your fingerprints are different on each hand, so too, will your anatomy be different around your eyes and face.  It is difficult to judge the degree of asymmetry with your head tilted like you have in the photo.  I would recommend for you to see a board certified facial plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns.

It is normal to not be totally symmetric. We are always our worse critic and this asymmetry is most likely only apparent to you.