My right eye and ear are lower than my left eye and ear? (photo)

November 20, 2015
Asked By:qwertyploki in usa

Hi! I have a problem with my right eye and right ear, they're lower than my left eye and left ear. Also, my jaw is dislocated/displaced, I don't know which one but it looks crooked, but I have this problem on the left side of my jaw, if I try to open my mouth wide, I feel it kind of crunches.So I was wondering if this jaw problem (left side) is related to my face symmetry?what can I do to correct this? this really affects me :( Help me. Oh and my right eye is smaller than the other one.

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November 22, 2015

Answer: Right eye and ear lower

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November 22, 2015

Answer: Facial assymetry

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November 22, 2015

Answer: Facial assymetry

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November 22, 2015

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November 22, 2015

Answer: Facial asymmetry

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November 22, 2015

Answer: Facial asymmetry