How One can be Born with One Eye Appearing Larger, or Develop it Later in Life

More on eyelid retraction: http://eyelifts.com/eye-lift-revision/ For more on thyroid eye disease, please go to: http://eyelifts.com/corrective-treatm... For more about Dr. Prasad's training and background, please go to: http://eyelifts.com/about-dr-prasad-n... A young man states that one of his eyes is significantly smaller than the other, due to his right upper eyelid looking more swollen. He wants to know what kind of treatment he should receive in order to improve this. New York oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon Amiya Prasad, M.D. reviews his concerns in this video, and explains the difference between congenital and acquired eyelid retraction, and how thyroid eye disease may be possibility if this issue arose later in life: 0:46 — Dr. Prasad details his background training in cosmetic surgery and his experience in dealing with issues of asymmetry of the eyes 1:22 — Dr. Prasad’s assessment and the definition of eyelid retraction 2:15 — Determining the difference between congenital and acquired eyelid retraction, and whether there is an issue concerning proptosis 2:52 — The importance of ruling out thyroid eye disease; as well as various ways to address this condition 4:40 — Dr. Prasad’s recommendation CONNECT WITH US! Facebook ▸▸▸ www.facebook.com/DrAmiyaPrasad Twitter ▸▸▸ twitter.com/@AmiyaPrasadMD Tumblr ▸▸▸ dramiyaprasad.tumblr.com Pinterest ▸▸▸ www.pinterest.com/amiyaprasadmd Prasad Cosmetic Surgery ▸▸▸ www.prasadcosmeticsurgery.com Eyelifts ▸▸▸ www.eyelifts.com