Uneven eyes

Asymmetrical eyes are a very common physical feature. In rare cases, they may be due to a medical condition. Learn more about asymmetrical eyes here.

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Strabismus is a condition that affects the alignment of the eyes, causing a person to look cross-eyed or walleyed. Strabismus can affect an individual's ...

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Do you have eyes that look uneven? Find out what causes asymmetric eyes and check out our guide to treatments and makeup tips.

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We all have little asymmetries, and one of the most common ones is that people's eyes often appear different sizes when they smile—perhaps it's something about how the muscles contract or maybe the move just exaggerates a bit of off-kilterness. Whatever it is that causes it, if it happens to you, you're in good company. Check out this gallery of lovely ladies whose peepers often go slightly mismatched when they grin:

One eyebrow is higher than the other if you can't see. I feel so weird looking like this. 😩😩

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