Lazy eyelid?

Question

my right eye is lower than my left one... when i wake up in the morning both eyelids are symmetrcial due to the puffiness and they look great! But when they de-puff my right eye changes. On my right eye, the space between eyelid-crease and my lashline gets much bigger than my left one. My right eye bascially doesn't open up as much as my left eye&#010; I'd wish that my right lazy eye would be like my left eye... is it possible to achieve this?

Opti-fold Cosmetics · Accepted Answer

When you blink or track a vertical moving target, do both eyelids move in unison such that equal amounts of the sclera is exposed?

Opti-fold Cosmetics · Answer

Please note, due to your brief written explanation -- and without an in-person analysis of your type of uneven eyelids (or even an eyelid profile video for us to work with) -- we can only provide a general answer.  In general, for cases where there is a significant discrepancy in the amount of sclera exposed, this usually means there is a deficiency within the eyelid muscles causing the asymmetric co-ordination in eyelid movement (non-unison movement). So, while both eyes are attempted to open or blink at the same time, one eye's position is antecedent to the other.  Optifold only works to condition the skin's topographic layer to fold. If there are any muscle deficiencies, Optifold cannot be used to make the eyelids symmetric, because the non-invasively made eyelid creases are dependent on the eyelid muscles to be equally strong. Optifold Forums Team

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