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How can I fix uneven eyelids? (Photos)

I’ve noticed my uneven eyelids for quite some time now and it’s bothering me and I’m curious what the fix for it is. To my understanding my options are upper eyelid filler and/or a blephorplasty, would there be anything else to fix the asymmetry?

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