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Do I have a droopy eye? (Photo)

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Cool628476Jan 5, 2024

My eye looks off and it's always bothered me. Not sure if it's my left or right eye and id it's a droopy eye? If it's not a droopy eye what is it because I don't like it and what procedure can fix this?

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