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One eyebrow is very much higher than the other and this happened recently in 2 years (Photo)

vaishnavi003Nov 28, 2024
I face fatigue almost all the time in my eyes and whenever my eyebrow gets raised I can literally feel or sense it without seeing it. It looks very odd. I am not sure if this ptosis or muscle tension in my eyebrows. I didn’t even get any type of surgery done before. Please help me.

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