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Is brow asymmetry due to left eyelid ptosis? (Photo)

KpforlifeJun 23, 2023

My left eyebrow is higher than my right. Is this due to my left eyelid ptosis? What procedure can my uneven brows?

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Dr. Jason Emer, MD
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