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Asymmetrical eyebrows. Is there any way to raise the lower one? (Photo)

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BuffytallyJun 16, 2015

I look like I'm angry all the time when I don't have my eyebrows raised and if I raise them a little they become extremely assymetrical, as they already are. Is there anyway to raise the lower one? I'm 14 and it's sort of weird and throws off my face.

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