How do I “fix my fkn face”?

[ltngonrope]

Main thing I’m thinking ab is that my left eye is drooping/looks worse. How do I fix this? I’m open for more advice on what I need to work on in general

 

[kingofearth]

Any response besides surgery is unable to fix this.

First, get an examination from an oculoplastic surgeon or ophthalmologist.

After you have got this assessment, it may be either mild ptosis (drooping upper eyelid), a hollow upper orbit/lack of support, or structural orbital asymmetry.

From this image, it appears that it's structural.

When you get your tests, ask for an MRD1 measurement (eyelid height), levator function test and an orbital symmetry assessment.

Implants solve structural deficits, so an infraorbital implant may be necessary. However, a lot of facial asymmetries are muscle imbalances.

tl;dr
Get the assessments above first. No "softmaxes" or copes in general will help. Decide whether implants or surgery is necessary after professional assessment.

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[danielghost]

Any response besides surgery is unable to fix this.

First, get an examination from an oculoplastic surgeon or ophthalmologist.

After you have got this assessment, it may be either mild ptosis (drooping upper eyelid), a hollow upper orbit/lack of support, or structural orbital asymmetry.

From this image, it appears that it's structural.

When you get your tests, ask for an MRD1 measurement (eyelid height), levator function test and an orbital symmetry assessment.

Implants solve structural deficits, so an infraorbital implant may be necessary. However, a lot of facial asymmetries are muscle imbalances.

tl;dr
Get the assessments above first. No "softmaxes" or copes in general will help. Decide whether implants or surgery is necessary after professional assessment.

Mark this answer as the solution by pressing the checkmark to the right

high iq

 

[ltngonrope]

Any response besides surgery is unable to fix this.

First, get an examination from an oculoplastic surgeon or ophthalmologist.

After you have got this assessment, it may be either mild ptosis (drooping upper eyelid), a hollow upper orbit/lack of support, or structural orbital asymmetry.

From this image, it appears that it's structural.

When you get your tests, ask for an MRD1 measurement (eyelid height), levator function test and an orbital symmetry assessment.

Implants solve structural deficits, so an infraorbital implant may be necessary. However, a lot of facial asymmetries are muscle imbalances.

tl;dr
Get the assessments above first. No "softmaxes" or copes in general will help. Decide whether implants or surgery is necessary after professional assessment.

Mark this answer as the solution by pressing the checkmark to the right

ty, high iq