Chloe Lukasiak has publicly shared that she was diagnosed with a rare condition called Silent Sinus Syndrome , which affected the area behind one of her eyes and changed its appearance.

What is Chloe Lukasiak’s medical condition?

Silent Sinus Syndrome is a condition where a sinus (usually in the cheek area) collapses inward over time, which can pull the orbital floor (the bone under the eye) downward or backward.

In Chloe’s case, this made one eye look smaller or “sunken” compared with the other, which many people online mistakenly called a “lazy eye.”

Key points about her condition:

  • The condition is called Silent Sinus Syndrome (not a lazy eye or simple cosmetic issue).
  • It affects the sinus and the bone under the eye, causing orbital asymmetry (one eye looking different from the other).
  • It can lead to symptoms like the eye appearing smaller, lower, or more sunken, and potentially vision issues if untreated.

Did she have surgery?

Yes, Chloe has said she underwent surgery to correct the damage from Silent Sinus Syndrome.

  • Doctors reconstructed the orbital floor to reposition and support the eye.
  • She has spoken in interviews and videos about going through multiple medical tests and then surgery as a teenager.
  • After surgery, her facial symmetry and eye appearance improved, and she has described feeling more confident.

How has she talked about it publicly?

Chloe has used her platform to explain what was “really wrong” with her eye and to address the bullying she received.

  • She made a YouTube video explaining her diagnosis and what the surgery involved, partly to help others going through something similar.
  • In interviews, she’s talked about how people online mocked her eye, not realizing it was a serious medical issue.
  • She often connects her story to anti-bullying messages and encourages empathy and kindness toward people’s appearances.

Is it still an issue now?

Public information suggests that the main medical problem was treated with surgery when she was a teen, and her symmetry has been largely corrected.

Like many medical conditions, she may still have some minor asymmetry, but it is generally discussed as something that was addressed surgically rather than an ongoing crisis.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.