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unaiav25
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Hi, one of the biggest issues I think I have is basically that my left eye is lower than the other. And this signifantly affects my facial harmony, in my opinion. I’ve been told the actual canthal tilt is positive, it’s just one of the eyes is lower than the other. I don’t think it’s by a significant margin but it’s noticeable. I looked into this and saw Dr Eppley has solved this for people. I don’t think mine is severe enough to need to be corrected by the more drastic ‘Orbital Box Osteotomy’ I think that’s reversed for 5mm+ difference. I emailed Dr Eppley and he said ‘This is a foundational issue in which the entire left orbital box is positioned to lower. This requires a combined orbital floor/rim augmentation with overlying eyelid adjustments.’
Should I pursue this surgery? It won’t be anytime soon but in the future. I feel like it’s my most noticeable flaw. I’m relatively happy with my other facial features. I’ve seen him around he but I would like that ‘real surgery max’ guy’s opinion on this also.
Should I pursue this surgery? It won’t be anytime soon but in the future. I feel like it’s my most noticeable flaw. I’m relatively happy with my other facial features. I’ve seen him around he but I would like that ‘real surgery max’ guy’s opinion on this also.

