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Can anything be done for uneven eye positions and crooked nose? (Photo)

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emmoo82Sep 27, 2015

I really hate that this bothers me so much, buT I have a really wonky face - more evident In photos but not limited to - and would like to know where to begin in addressing it. One eye looks like it is a different size AND lower down my face than the other. Secondly, my nose is wonky. I'm sure there are further problems but these are the two prominent features that get me down. Can anything be done? Who should I go and see? I'm in the UK.

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Dr. Tanveer Janjua, MD
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