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Possible to Fix Eye Position on Head?

I have very bad eyes. when I look at my image, I can find out that my eyes are not at correct horizontal position. it seem that my nose and eyes and lips and even cheekbone are rotated at my head but my ears at horizontal position. CT scan show that there is no problem in my orbits or brain. I know that every body does NOT have a symmetrical face, but I want to know is there any way to fix my eyes. ( making balls horizontal) or making them correct with head surgery?

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2 Doctor Answers | Asked by iamjohn in dallas
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Fixing Facial Asymmetry

Asymmetry is the RULE of nature not the exception. Almost every feature in our body is asymmetric. From our ears, eyes, cheeks, smile, breasts, limbs even butt cheeks.  Correcting some asymmetric features are much simpler than others but in general asymmetry can be narrowed and minimized but never fully resolved. When it comes to the eye sockets, the craniofacial surgery required to move those about is extremely specialized and complicated and requires sawing the skull and... more
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Fixing asymmetric eyes.

It is difficult to "fix" asymmetric eyes completely.  Craniofacial surgery is required.  This is performed by plastic surgeons specialized in craniofacial surgery and is usually reserved for children with severe problems of eye height difference.  They involve moving the bones of the eye around. There are camouflage procedures that can be done to minimize the asymmetries.  These procedures are performed by plastic surgeons who take the time to... more
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