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My face looks distorted and uneven, what can be done to improve this without looking like I've had too much work done? (photo)

Straightforward107902Sep 13, 2024
I was told to barely smile in the photo but the right side of my face looks odd compared to the left side. My eyes look so uneven too. IIHow I fix this without looking like I’ve done too much? Or, am I over analyzing? I do get massater Botox for TMJ 2x a year.

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