binocular double vision (diplopia) after trauma

During a rugby practice game I was thrown face first into the ground. I received a minor concussion and cracked a bone that was supposed to be supporting my right eye. It's been 7 days since the accident and even though it was a minor fracture, I still have double vision because everything I see with my right eye is slightly slanted downwards compared to my left one.
I consulted three different doctors and they had mixed diagnosis. One of them said that there is a risk of my right eye slowly drifting downwards over time as the bone might fail to support it so my pupil would not match my left one. She thinks that I might have a permanent binocular diplopia as well. Another surgeon barely looked at my CT scan and said it should be fine.
I just turned 17 and I'm not sure if the chances of having such problems is great and if I do have such problems could surgery fix it? Please help.

[Sandy Feldman, MD, MS]

Dear Luke_n,

I would recommend that you seek the care of an eyeMD specializing in oculo-plastic surgery to determine whether you have a fracture and whether it requires surgical intervention.  It is better to obtain treatment early, within the first 14 days after injury.

Dr. Feldman

Sandy T. Feldman, M.D., M.S.
ClearView Eye and Laser Medical Center
San Diego, California