Dynamic facial aesthetic issues related to tension and muscles of facial expression are inherently difficult to treat. Because the contour happens when muscles are contracted. It’s difficult to make a clear assessment about the underlying problem is or how it should be addressed since almost a...
Thank you for the photos. I don’t recommend shaving down that bone below the eye, there are lower eyelid surgeries (blepharoplasty) that change the relative size appearance of the eye
Sorry to hear about your injury. There are generally three reasons why one eyelid may appear more "droopy" than the other. #1 true eyelid ptosis #2 dermatochalasis (excess skin) #eyebrow ptosis. An in person exam with a plastic & reconstructive or oculoplastic surgeon would help you identify...