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How Can I Fix Eyes That Are Too Big?

GiancolaJul 4, 2010
Hi, my problem is that i feel my eyes are bigger (more prominent) than before (2-3 years ago). Im 23 and no thyro problems. No trauma either. And my optician said that my skull didn't change since 5-6 years so what's happening?? How can i change it, and how can i have a better look (with eyebrows arch "over" the eyes, like others men...) A plastic surgery operation could help me? Thanks a lot

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Dr. Toby Mayer, MD
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Dr. Toby Mayer, MD
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Dr. Steven Wallach, MD
Dr. Steven Wallach, MD
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Answered on Jul 12, 2010
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