My asymmetry is more complicated since my eyes are not asymmetrical from inside (The lashline). The central part of both eyes, which covers the top of the iris, are at the SAME level. However, in my left eye, the highest level (most open) is at the INNER corner of the iris (which is natural), whereas the highest level for my right eye is at the OUTER corner (unnatural). Because of that my eyes seems to be going to one side of my face instead of being opposite to each other. What are the options?
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This is going to be difficult to answer without seeing you in person or photos.
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