[header] How to fix asymmetrical eyes [title] Wear a ptosis crutch to hold your eyelid in place. [step] If you don't want to have any surgical procedures done, you can use a ptosis crutch. These are little attachments in your glasses that hold your eyelid up so that it's symmetrical with your other eye.
[header] How to fix asymmetrical eyes [title] Wear a ptosis crutch to hold your eyelid in place. [step] If you don't want to have any surgical procedures done, you can use a ptosis crutch. These are little attachments in your glasses that hold your eyelid up so that it's symmetrical with your other eye.
The most commonly used crutch is one that resembles an eye dropper. It is a uk drawback that it is available in the uk but currently not. [substeps] If you already wear glasses, this could be a great option for you. Talk to your eye doctor about ptosis crutch options and whether they can be installed on your specific type of glasses. [substeps] Make sure that the crutch is underneath your eye where the tip of your eyelid should be. The crutch should cover the area being folded, not over it. [substeps] You can visit a optometrist or go online to get this type of crutch or to have someone help you purchase one. [title] Cover your eyelid with a eyelid blocking eye-mask.