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What is my best option for protruding brow bone? What can be the cause of this? 48 year old female (photos)

Hi. 48f. I have noticed my brow bones have changed, it's crept up on me, they are protruding it looks like a bump and they seem 'deformed' to me. I feel deformed, and even hesitated posting one of the picture, it looks so bad. I'd like to know if any illnesses could have caused this (I have undiagnosed chronic muscle issues), or just getting older? And is there anything that can be done to fix it/ improve it? Thank you

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