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Botox or surgical for noticeable asymmetrical face? (Photos)

Terrific59990Oct 15, 2021
Hello I am 28 and have been noticing as I age my right side of my face is lowering, muscle weakness around my eyes and cheeks. I get a lot of eye muscle discomfort when blinking mainly. When I am fatigued it takes extra effort from my eye muscle to open my right eye and there is a lot of discomfort in the muscle that connects from side of my eyes (close to the nose nose) and cheek to my ear. I also notice my smile is very asymmetrical. I’m not sure what is causing all of this.

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