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Potential flat nasal bridge / epicanthal fold causing mild crossed eye appearance when looking at angle (Photo)

beach888Feb 11, 2024
Please can someone advise me. Since birth I have had a flat nasal bridge and I believe folds in my eye areas this has improved a lot with aging but I have never fully grown out of the Pseudostrabismus look. Eyes were tested many times as a child and they are 100 straight my parents were told I would grow out it or na nasal graft when I was bigger but nothing ever done. Can this be solved with eye lid surgery, or fillers in the nasal bridge or full surgery. What is the best way please help

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