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I always tought that I was a "normal, not that bad" looking. How can I fix my asymmetrical face? (Photo)

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snuppaFeb 18, 2014

After seeing my self mirrored I got shocked. My eyes are weird and the hole face is really asymmetrical. I cant belive that i have went trough life not knowing this. Is there any surgery/procedures i can do to make me look normal/pretty? This is seriusly bummed me out and I feel so ugly and depressed.

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