Scleral show during puberty

[JCaesar]

When I was a kid my eyes had pretty much no scleral show, I looked at pictures of when I was 13 and I seemed to have barely any scleral show only a very slight bit below my pupils. However I'm 15 now and I noticed my scleral show got way more noticeable (probably has been like that since last year or so)

What could have caused this and how to fix it?

 

[Ekil73_YT]

Recession

 

[JCaesar]

Recession

I've been told I have type 2 overbite and overjet, idk if that could relate to it but my jaw is not recessed I think (my left side is a bit more recessed and flatter however I got scleral show on both eyes)

 

[agoostis]

you can fix it with lower eyelid retraction

 

[JCaesar]

you can fix it with lower eyelid retraction

Is there any ways to fix it without surgery? It didn't use to be so bad

 

[agoostis]

Is there any ways to fix it without surgery? It didn't use to be so bad

no

 

[Detective]

over

 

[Reconstitution]

Have you been rotting away at the computer? And what is your sleep looking like? I say this because I had scleral show in one eye for a bit due to 24/7 gaming and terrible sleep. It's completely gone now that I have been squinching, but I don't even squinch anymore. I used to be able to relax both eyes such that I could put an inch of white under each eye. But I should note, I have high and prominent cheekbones, so I have the support for it, but even I can induce the scleral show by sitting on the computer all day.

Try stimulating the muscles for a bit, get outside too, do all of this before looking at surgery. Even I was looking at eyelid retraction for my right eye, but the muscle theory made more sense than anything else, especially since nothing on my right side suggested one eye should be showing more than the other.

I was following this:

How to definitively reduce scleral show/increase lowers lid tightness without surgery

All credit to the idea goes to @PrisonMike he made a thread about this theory here: https://looksmax.org/threads/scleral-show-is-effected-by-the-levator-labii-superioris-muscle.102566/ I’m just explaining why this will 100% work and how you can do it your self Disclaimer: this will help your...

looksmax.org

But honestly, just squinch 24/7 for a while (I took me 2 weeks) and my current resting position for my right eye is one without scleral show, and this through the entire day from morning till night.

 

[Bitsik]

Have you been rotting away at the computer? And what is your sleep looking like? I say this because I had scleral show in one eye for a bit due to 24/7 gaming and terrible sleep. It's completely gone now that I have been squinching, but I don't even squinch anymore. I used to be able to relax both eyes such that I could put an inch of white under each eye. But I should note, I have high and prominent cheekbones, so I have the support for it, but even I can induce the scleral show by sitting on the computer all day.

Try stimulating the muscles for a bit, get outside too, do all of this before looking at surgery. Even I was looking at eyelid retraction for my right eye, but the muscle theory made more sense than anything else, especially since nothing on my right side suggested one eye should be showing more than the other.

I was following this:

How to definitively reduce scleral show/increase lowers lid tightness without surgery

All credit to the idea goes to @PrisonMike he made a thread about this theory here: https://looksmax.org/threads/scleral-show-is-effected-by-the-levator-labii-superioris-muscle.102566/ I’m just explaining why this will 100% work and how you can do it your self Disclaimer: this will help your...

looksmax.org

But honestly, just squinch 24/7 for a while (I took me 2 weeks) and my current resting position for my right eye is one without scleral show, and this through the entire day from morning till night.

you got any before and after pics? appreciate this. mine isn't even that bad, I have days where I have a great eye area and days where my lower eyelid sorta droops and looks like shit. so perhaps implementing whatever you said will help a lot