I have read a few of the posts here about this and I felt like none of them described the same situation as mine. I also noticed that my face in general is very asymmetrical and I'm not sure if that is the reason for my uneven eyes.
Answer: Asymmetry It is actually rare to find perfect symmetry in facial features, so your condition is just a natural variance. The asymmetry is more evident in the smaller left jaw and submalar cheek development. As mentioned by several of my colleagues, correction of the left eye levator muscle position will also correct the high left eyebrow position without any surgery to the brow. Discuss your concerns with a qualified surgeon to determine if anything could be simply done, but only if you are really bothered by your appearance.
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Answer: Asymmetry It is actually rare to find perfect symmetry in facial features, so your condition is just a natural variance. The asymmetry is more evident in the smaller left jaw and submalar cheek development. As mentioned by several of my colleagues, correction of the left eye levator muscle position will also correct the high left eyebrow position without any surgery to the brow. Discuss your concerns with a qualified surgeon to determine if anything could be simply done, but only if you are really bothered by your appearance.
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October 22, 2016
Answer: Can my asymmetrical eyes be fixed? YES, DEPENDS ON THE CAUSE. It is difficult to tell from the photo but your left upper appears more droopy (ptosis) with brow elevation, which also causes the left upper eyelid to look more hollow with more skin folds. Best to see an oculoplastic specialist for in person evaluation. See following video too.
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October 22, 2016
Answer: Can my asymmetrical eyes be fixed? YES, DEPENDS ON THE CAUSE. It is difficult to tell from the photo but your left upper appears more droopy (ptosis) with brow elevation, which also causes the left upper eyelid to look more hollow with more skin folds. Best to see an oculoplastic specialist for in person evaluation. See following video too.
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October 22, 2016
Answer: You have bilateral anterior levator dehiscence with a compensatory eyebrow lift. The disinsertion of the tendon in the upper eyelid is contributing to the upper eyelid hollow. You need a very specialize surgery to help restore volume in the upper eyelid and allow the eyebrow to relax down. I do not think you will find this specialized surgery in Hawaii and I suspect that you will need to travel to Los Angeles for this work. Seek more than one opinion before having eyelid surgery.
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October 22, 2016
Answer: You have bilateral anterior levator dehiscence with a compensatory eyebrow lift. The disinsertion of the tendon in the upper eyelid is contributing to the upper eyelid hollow. You need a very specialize surgery to help restore volume in the upper eyelid and allow the eyebrow to relax down. I do not think you will find this specialized surgery in Hawaii and I suspect that you will need to travel to Los Angeles for this work. Seek more than one opinion before having eyelid surgery.
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October 23, 2016
Answer: Brow asymmetry Most faces have some asymmetry and this does not necessarily require correction. In your case, the symmetry around your eyes could be improved by raising your right brow to better match the height and contour of the left one. Fillers could also be used to improve the facial symmetry if you wish.
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October 23, 2016
Answer: Brow asymmetry Most faces have some asymmetry and this does not necessarily require correction. In your case, the symmetry around your eyes could be improved by raising your right brow to better match the height and contour of the left one. Fillers could also be used to improve the facial symmetry if you wish.
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October 22, 2016
Answer: Asymmetry and normality Thanks for sharing your question. I can appreciate your concern.
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October 22, 2016
Answer: Asymmetry and normality Thanks for sharing your question. I can appreciate your concern.
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