iblamehim
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Can dark circles cause eye asymmetry? I have a more noticeable dark circle on my left eye, which is the asymmetrical one compared to my right eye, and even a vein is visible there.
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Eye Asymmetry caused by dark circles?
- Thread starter iblamehim
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The asymmetry was probably caused during development. The dark circles wouldn't cause this, it would be a symptom of this. However, the black circles would make it more visible.
Dark circles are normally purely cosmetic and not normally a sign of anything else. It's mainly genetic but can be caused by other factors like rubbing your eyes too much (which is rare but still possible). So it's genetic mainly.
Dark circles are normally purely cosmetic and not normally a sign of anything else. It's mainly genetic but can be caused by other factors like rubbing your eyes too much (which is rare but still possible). So it's genetic mainly.