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What can be done to correct my smaller left eye? (photos)

JaykoobJul 16, 2024
Hey there, I am 23 years old, male, 173cm, and I have a question concerning my left eye. It looks way smaller and kind of odly shaped, like there is more excess skin on the left eyelid than on the other one. Is there anything that could be done to fix that? It makes me look tired..

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