Hello! I am 15 and I have a problem with one eye, which has been bothering me for a long time. The eyelid of my left eye is lower. I feel a heaviness in my left eye. When I see myself in the mirror it's not so bad, but when I see myself in a photo you can see a huge difference between my two eyes. My mother and I went to see an eye doctor a few months ago. We were told that I didn't have any eye problems, my eyesight was good, he just prescribed me some eye drops, which didn't help me at all. When I want to talk to my mother about it, she always starts calling me and telling me that there is no problem with my eye. I feel super uncomfortable when I'm burning with someone and I have to look them in the eye. I don't know what to do: ((Is it normal for the eyelid of one of your eyes to be a little different from the other? And if you know what this is due to, please write!
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It is not normal, but the problem may be from the eyelid, not from the eye and therefore the eye may not have found it.
Go for an examination at a neurologist and another eye doctor. It could be a facial nerve problem. This may be your (larger) eyelid. The doctor should explain why something is like this, not say "you're fine." AFTER going to the doctor - look for methods to tone the facial muscles. People with facial paralysis have been able to get a more or less normal face through hard exercise.
Both sides of the face are often not symmetrical. If there is no inflammation or something satto barley, you can also go to a dermatologist. If nothing helps makeup.
And so is my eyelid. Plastic surgery is fine, but do not rush, it may be from lack of sleep, fatigue and other negative factors. In time, it may pass.
Given that we cannot see, there is no way to know if there is a problem. But you should know that all people are asymmetric! Some more, others less. Are you sure you're not exaggerating? Sometimes people stare at something they think is a defect in themselves, but it isn't.
You know that the two halves of the human body are never completely symmetrical.
Ha, Yavorov !!! "Two nice eyes, especially one."