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• Method 1 of 3: Choosing a cosmetic procedure
• Method 2 of 3: Using beauty products
• Method 3 of 3: Try natural remedies
• Warnings

If you have asymmetrical eyes, this can cause you to spend a lot of time on your appearance or become frustrated with it. There are many factors, such as health problems, genetic predisposition, or general aging, that can contribute to one of your eyes appearing smaller than the other. Sometimes it is medically necessary for your asymmetrical eyes to be repaired - if so, look for possible surgical procedures to see which one is right for you. You can also have surgery for purely cosmetic purposes. In addition, you can do something about your asymmetrical eyes with strategically applied make-up and with the help of natural remedies.

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Method 1 of 3: Choosing a cosmetic procedure

1. Wear a ptosis eyelid support to keep your eyelid in place. If you don't want surgery, you can always use a ptosis eyelid support. These are small adjustments to your glasses that raise your eyelid so that it is symmetrical with your other eye.
   • If you already wear glasses, this can be a great option for you. Talk to your eye doctor about the possibilities of the ptosis eyelid support and whether it can be placed on your specific glasses.
   • Wearing a ptosis eyelid support on your glasses will be somewhat visible as it is a plastic or metal rod that holds up your eyelid, but it is discreetly attached to your glasses.
2. Ask for a Botox injection to tighten the muscles around your eyebrow. For a less invasive procedure on your asymmetrical eyes, opt for a small Botox injection. The injection will help stretch the skin around your eye, lift your eyelid, and get rid of a drooping eyelid.
   • Botox injections cause minor discomfort when injected, but this goes away relatively quickly.
   • Botox injections usually cost between $ 350 and $ 500 for each area injected.
3. Consider blepharoplasty to remove excess skin from your eyelid. Since this is a cosmetic procedure, you should only consider it if your asymmetrical eyes are really bothering you or if it is medically necessary. Blepharoplasty is a procedure in which extra skin, muscle, or fat is surgically removed from your eyelid. It tightens your eyelid, making your eye appear larger and more symmetrical.
   • Talk to an ophthalmologist, oculoplastic surgeon or your general ophthalmologist for more information about blepharoplasty and whether it is right for you, as well as the risks involved.
   • This operation usually costs between € 2000 and € 5000.
   • Some risks of blepharoplasty include infection and bleeding, skin discoloration, difficulty opening the eyes, or noticeable scarring.
4. Opt for ptosis surgery to repair a stretched eyelid. Ptosis surgery may be necessary when the muscle and tendon in your eyelid are tightened so that it lifts your eyelid more efficiently. This procedure makes your eyes look symmetrical, but as with any surgery, there are risks involved. Talk to your doctor to see if this surgery is an option for you.
   • You probably won't feel much pain during surgery, but your eyelids may feel sore afterward.
   • A ptosis operation varies in price from € 2000 to € 2500.
   • Risks of ptosis surgery include scarring, infection, bleeding or dry eyes.

Method 2 of 3: Using beauty products

1. Apply eyeshadow to make your eyes look more symmetrical. Use light eyeshadow, such as champagne gold or pink, to make your eyes appear brighter and fuller. For the eye that appears smaller, apply your eyeshadow slightly higher on your lid so your eyes appear more symmetrical. You can also apply a small amount of light colored eyeshadow on the inner corners of the eyes to make them appear larger.
2. Strategically align your lids with eyeliner. If your eyes aren't symmetrical, you don't need to apply the eyeliner exactly the same to each lid. Apply a thicker line on the more drooping eye, and a thinner line on the other eye - this line should come further down, filling in gaps where your lashes are.
3. Use lengthening mascara on the lashes of your smaller eye. To make your eyelid look higher, apply extension mascara to your top lashes. You just need to apply this to the eye that hangs lower.
   • To curl up your lashes, use a heated mascara brush or simply heat your mascara with a hair dryer before applying.
   • Lengthening mascara can be found at most drugstores or beauty stores and costs $ 5- $ 20.
   • A heated mascara brush varies in price from € 15- € 30, and you can buy it at beauty stores or online.
4. Place eyelid stickers on your lids to lift the skin. The eyelid stickers help keep your upper lids from sagging. These thin adhesive strips are usually clear and small enough that they are not super visible or uncomfortable. Eyelid stickers come in many different brands, and can be found in most beauty or drug stores, and online.
   • Eyelid stickers usually cost € 5- € 25.

Method 3 of 3: Try natural remedies

1. Slice a cucumber and place them on your eyelids as a sedative. Cucumbers are high in nutrients that can help soothe and tighten your eyelids. Slice a cold cucumber and then place one slice on each of your closed eyelids. Leave them there for 15-20 minutes before removing the cucumber slices. Then rinse your eyelids.
2. Place chilled chamomile tea bags on your eyelids for their antioxidants. Place the tea bags in the refrigerator to chill, then place one on each closed eyelid. Remove the chamomile tea bags after 20-25 minutes. The tea bags tighten your eyelids, making your eyes look fresh and clear.
3. Tighten drooping eyelids with an aloe vera mask. For this mask you will need 4 tsp aloe vera gel, 2 tsp oatmeal, 4 tsp yogurt and 2-4 slices of cucumber. Mix the ingredients into a paste, then leave the mask on your closed eyelids for 10-20 minutes. Then rinse off the mask.
   • You can also cut off a piece of aloe leaf and apply the gel directly to your eyelids. Wait about 20 minutes for it to dry before rinsing it off.
4. Apply cool water or ice to your eyelids to reduce inflammation. Cold water works well to tighten your skin. Try to wash your face regularly with cool water, especially around your eyes. You can also rub ice cubes gently over your eyelids.
5. Reduce drooping eyelids by applying a protein mask. Proteins are known for improving skin elasticity. Use only the egg whites and not the yolks, dip a cotton ball or cotton swab into the egg whites. Once some of the protein has been absorbed, apply it to your eyelids. Your eyes should stay closed all the time until the egg white has dried and you can rinse it off.
   • Remove all eye makeup beforehand for this method to work better.
   • If you get protein in your eye, rinse your eye thoroughly with clean water.
6. Eat grapes to avoid drooping eyelids. Since grapes are high in polyphenols that help reduce inflammation, eating grapes can help with drooping eyelids. Eating a lot of grapes won't have much of an effect on your asymmetrical eyes, but it can't hurt.
7. Get enough sleep. You may have noticed that your eyes feel heavier when you are tired. A good night's sleep will improve your skin in general and may give the skin around your eyes a lift.
   • Eight hours of full sleep per night is recommended.

Warnings

• Complications can arise with any surgery. Know the risks before making a decision on whether or not surgery is right for you.