Perspectives on Periocular Asymmetry

ABSTRACT

Eyelid, orbit, and eye position asymmetry may adversely affect overall facial aesthetics. Armed with the knowledge of important periocular measures and landmarks, asymmetries can be easily identified and consideration may be given to correction or camouflage.

Periocular - eyelid - orbit - asymmetry

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