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Does my eyeball stick out further than normal? (Photo)

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218218Nov 24, 2023

Hi. I pulled my eyebrows up to see my eye shape since it’s covered by a strong hooded lid. I wanted to get a brow lift and the hooded eye surgery but I’m afraid if I get that done, it’ll make my eye look too prominent and bulbous. Is it too far out? What doctor should I see to measure it and can I fix it naturally or is surgical intervention my only option?

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