Face droopy on right side?

After playing around on Photoshop I noticed that the right side of my obverse is very droopy compared to my departed. I know faces are not usually completely symmetrical, but this seem like a distinct droop. My right eyelid and eyebrow are the most demonstrable. I'm wondering if it could be a medical problem, and if it's not if there's anything that I can do to fix it. I assume botox is an option, but I don't see myself doing that. Maybe shifting certain behaviour, etc?

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A number of things can cause that. Bells palsy is usually impermanent if that is what it is. Or sometimes, it is a self-assurance that got compressed somehow, which could whip weeks to years to get better. There are treatments. My dad have the nerve problem. Never know how it got compressed. Extremely measurable droop, but over a couple of years is not very distinguishable. And my younger sister has have Bells Palsy and that lasted a few weeks. More than promising it is one of these two things.

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Are you sure you are not suffering from Bell's Palsy?

http://www.bellspalsy.ws/

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A lady at my church have that condition, once. It was a neurological problem, something resembling an inflammation of one of the cranial nerves that innervated the face. I infer she said it would just alleviate itself, with time.

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if this is just very soon occurring u need to step to the emergency room immediatly... it could be

1. bell's palsy
2. stroke

if u've had the condition, i don't know... sylvester stallone seem to have a droopy side to his facade... maybe u could read up on him and see if u can find some information.

best wishes.

nephew gets one white eye contained by photos the other is normal is this ok?

If it's zilch serious (stroke or BPalsy) it could be stress related. Eating healthier and exercising normally never hurts, too.

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Well...There are copious answers to this question...A stroke and Bell's palsy while anyone very scarey, are also the extreme come to an end of the scale.

If your frontage responds equaly at both sides, it virtually rules out those 2 options.
It could be simply something as simple as being tired, or, our face change almost constantly.nerves and muscles draw from tired and relax for a while...

Before anyone suggests any other palsy, why not take another photo and compare them.the likelihood are that they will be different again.

If your facade is less sensitive, doesn't act in response equally, then see your GP, and i'm sure he/she will put your mind at rest.

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