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Uneven Eyes/slightly Crooked Nose is There Any Thing That Can Be Done to Correct It? (photo)

patstayJan 2, 2013
Hi im a 20 year old male I have uneven eyes ive always had a slightly crooked nose since birth but my eyes over the last 3 to 4 years have become really uneven, even in certain photos freinds have commented on my eyes. I got punched in the eye about 3 years ago I dont no whether that has caused it, but there has always been a slight difference there since birth but its got worse as ive been growing up.

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Dr. William Portuese, MD
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