First of all, you have to do "orbital CT", and you need to carry out three-dimensional reconstruction. You can't just do a head CT. You must be clear about the fracture of the inner side wall of the orbit, whether there are fracture fragments, whether there are orbital contents and whether the extraocular muscles are incarcerated. You said that the eyeball is invaginated. It seems that the eyes are one big and one small, so we need to consider the possibility of incarceration. Simple extraocular muscle contusion, diplopia can recover in three to six months after treatment. If diplopia is caused by incarceration, then drug treatment is ineffective and must be solved surgically.
Secondly, orbital fractures can heal in three months under natural conditions (if there are no complications). If there is debris or impaction, it may not heal itself.
Finally, enophthalmos can't heal itself and needs surgery. Specifically, the timing of surgery needs to be selected according to the internal situation of orbital CT. Some need immediate surgery, while others need to wait for three months before surgery. It can be restored to the original 890% through surgery, and there is basically no abnormality. This has nothing to do with not being able to go to a beauty salon for surgery. You need to go to the ophthalmology and plastic surgery department of a big hospital. You didn't tell me where you were. Now I tell you that the best plastic surgery institution in East China is Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital.