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Asymmetrical face/eyes: what would I need to rectify this? (Photo)

LinaTJMay 26, 2022
I'm 24 years old and for atleast 10 years I've noticed (especially in pictures) that one eye seems bigger than the other. Over the years I've stayed away from getting my photo taken, because it's made me very insecure. I've attached some photos that show this. It is my right eye. It might be useful to point out that my left side of my face seems to be more lifted also (can be seen more prominently in my eyebrow). What would I need to do to rectify this?

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Dr. Bilgen Katipoglu Erenoglu, MD
Plastic Surgeon
Answered on Jun 5, 2022
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