Is there a surgery to correct uneven eyes?

[papertigers]

kianpark17 said: ↑

US? Korea? That will all depend on where you feel you can get the most out of your buck for the best results. There are a lot of great US plastic surgeons but some of them don't "understand" Asian beauty. Even Asian doctors in the US are somewhat conservative because of cultural influences.

Just go with where you will feel most comfortable. You can go to the "best" clinic but may not have the same expectations as the surgeon you're talking to, then again you can go to another clinic who completely understands you and your needs.

Regarding its simplicity. Put it this way, it may seem simple to an experienced surgeon, while it may be difficult to a newbie (although most will not admit it). If you go to a jaw surgeon, they will most likely focus on that area alone. If you go to an eye surgeon, they will focus on the eyes too. That will put you in a more vulnerable situation since they haven't taken your whole face into consideration and have just focused on individual parts.

Have you emailed any clinics? Did you send them in your photos? What have they told you?

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Yes, I emailed a whole bunch of clinics, and I believe the only one that replied was ID and they didn't give me a very serious reply. It was just a standard reply they send to everyone. They didn't even bother to answer my email asking if they knew about "hyperplasia."

Yeah, the surgeon I want to see in Toronto specializes not only in jaw surgery but facial reconstruction. I think he might actually be able to help me.

 

[3rdtimerhino]

As far as I know, there are no easy solutions to asymmetrical positioning of the eyes. I myself have slight asymmetries of the eye position. I've adjusted the positioning of my nose to compensate for the asymmetry of the eyes so that it's not so noticeable. It's a game of finding a middle-ground for the nose where it is slightly off one way from where it should perfectly be for the eyes, while being slightly off the other way from where it should perfectly be for the mouth. By correcting the line of the nose, you can help lessen how asymmetric the eye positions appear. Also, some of the most beautiful people on earth have asymmetrical eye positioning. From my observations, when someone's eye positioning are slightly asymmetrical, it's usually the left eye that's higher. Don't ask me why!

google Bernardo Velasco (you'd never notice his eye positioning are asymmetrical unless you look closely!)

 

[jojoyes]

PaperTigers said: ↑

I'm talking about uneven eye sockets, not eyelids or anything. I've always noticed my right eye being a little above the left eye in position, giving my eyes a really asymmetrical look.

I can't be the only one who has an asymmetrical face!

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Korean plastic surgeons can do a whole lot, so that's definitely possible. Of course they can't change the position of your eye but they can mess around a little with your eyelids so they appear symmetrical.