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Do I have a lazy eye or asymmetrical eyebrows/face? (Photo)

Hi, Always wondered if I have a lazy eye or just have an asymmetrical face/eyebrows which makes one eyebrow look lower than the other. Pictures attached.

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Dr. Jonathan Pargament, MD
Dr. Jonathan Pargament, MD
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Answered on Jul 5, 2020
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