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One of my eyes seems higher than the other. What can I do about this? (Photo)

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mljsJul 8, 2022

I can't seem to remember noticing my eyes looking this uneven when I was younger. Just wondering if this is something that can get worse, how this might have happened, and if there's much I can do about it? Preferably without surgery first

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