Can under eye asymmetry be corrected? I have wonky eye bags when smiling (photo)

Thank you for your question about wrinkles and bags under your eyes.  As we get older, we lose volume and collagen in the skin on our faces.  One solution that would address this concern would be injectable Fillers.  One product that is beneficial for this area, also known as tear trough, would be Voluma.  It is a hyaluronic acid (HA) product that adds volume to the cheek area.  By adding volume to this area, it will get rid of the shadow that is giving the appearance of dark circles or bags under your eyes.   
To be sure fillers are right for you, see two or more experienced, licensed and board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment. I hope this helps.

All people experience some degree of asymmetry and I would submit that the amount that you have appears natural.  You can treat the area with a conservative amount of Botox to soften the muscle activity around the eye.  That may give you more of the symmetry you desire.  I recommend using an experienced injector for this sensitive area.

Dynamic bulging occurs when smiling and is due to contraction of the orbicularis muscle.  I would consider treating with botox, which has already been performed.  Dermal fillers can also be applied to help improve the asymmetry.  

Thanks for this question! While I understand your concern with this dynamic asymmetry, I do want to reassure you that some bunching under the eyes with smiling is normal and actually somewhat natural appearing. This is caused by contraction of the muscle that lies just under the skin of the eyelid called the orbicularis. If the amount of bunching is bothersome to you, you can elect to put a small amount of filler, for this area I'd recommend Restylane or Vollure, into the area that has less bulging to try to even the two lids out. Hope this helps! 

Thank you for your question.  The change in your eyelids were new smile is caused by the muscle contracting underneath the eyelid.  You do not have I bags.  Surgery cannot correct muscle fullness.  You might try Botox in the crows feet area with more being placed on the left side.