One of my eyes is bigger than the other. Is this because of a lazy eye, or is it just asymmetry? I don't notice any difference in the mirror, only in pictures, and no one else seems to notice until I ask them to look closely. I'm really insecure about it and worried it may be a side effect of something bigger. I also have migraines and wear contact lenses, if that's important. Thank you!
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Thank you for your picture. This is a normal occurrence after a transconjunctival blepharoplasty for a subcillary approach to perform a blepharoplasty. This is call a subconjunctival hemorrhage which equates to a bruise that is lighter due it's excellent oxygenation. Unlike a typical bruise that...
There are actually 2 concerns as part of your question: the hot part, meaning sweat might be dripping into your eyes and along the incisions. As long as you are more than 7 days out and sutures have been removed, that is all fine. The second concern is actually yoga, where you may spend a...
It is very difficult to resume what exactly would be the surgery for uneven eyes. If it involves blepharoplasty to remove some skin from one eye to match the other than it is roughly between $2000-$6000. This very is a lot of from surgeon to surgeon and depending on the geographical...