How realistic is it to pursue eye socket reconstruction in cases of non-trauma?

There is a strong fibrous tissue between our lower orbital bone and lower eyelid skin. This is called the orbitomalar ligament. This is the main reason of the tear trough deformity with laxed connective tissue that holds the fat tissue. This is why the fillers can not permenantly address this...

Eyelids come in two varieties: innies and outies. You have an innie eyelid. There are associated with a central levator disinsertion. Eventually, this can lead to upper eyelid ptosis and compensatory eyebrow elevation. This is evident on the right side where your eyebrow rides higher. If you use...

You have a very mild issue that could be helped with a well done hyaluronic acid filler service. This will likely work for you for the next 20 years. The challenge is that these are fussy services and are hard to find done well. These undereye treatments are fussy and it can be very frustrating...

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photos. It is important to note that asymmetry in eyelids is quite common, as many individuals have asymmetrical eyelids and faces. There can be various reasons for this, particularly when smiling. These include:1. Asymmetrical bone structure.2....

It looks from the pictures that your right and left sides of the face have developed differently. Your right side forehead, brow, cheekbone are relatively underdeveloped compared to left and so right eye is a little behind compared to left. So unfortunately a one-sided blepharoplasty would not...

Although an in-person exam would be necessary to provide a definitive answer, based on the photo you have provided it does appear you would be a suitable candidate for an upper blepharoplasty to re-create a more even and defined crease. If you want the best idea of what is possible for your...