Habits that correlate to the Vertical Asymmetry of the Eyes

[PeaceAndLove4ever]

Habit	What it does	Asymmetrical effect
Side sleeping	Gravity and pillow pressure compresses, breaks down collagen, and stretches the skin of that side.	Lowers eyelid of that side
Resting face on hand	Stretches the skin on that side of the face, which causes the skin to slack and droop after you let go	Lowers undereye-skin of that side
Smoking	Breaks down skin elasticity and causes fluid retention.	Lowers/makes the eye smaller on both eyes, especially on the side you smoke on.
Raising eyebrows on one side (happens more than you think, subconsciously or not	Overworks muscles	Raises the eye of that side
One-sided chewing	Tightens the side that chews Loosens/droops the side that doesn't	Raises the side that chews Lowers the side that doesn't
Tilting head when looking down	Overworks neck and trap muscles asymmetrically Brain counteracts the tilt by straining one side of the face, in attempt to even the gaze amidst uneven posture	Lowers the side that head tilts towards Raises the side that head tilts away from

For me, my left eye is lower, so I will:

Sleep on my right,
Rest hand on right,
Smoke on right,
Tilt head towards right,

Raise left eyebrow,
Chew on left,

Another important factor I have not mentioned yet is uneven vision, which I will write another guide about after I do more research.
Also, mandibular and maxillary asymmetries also plan a huge role, which i will discuss in another guide as well.

 

[Mansur]

Holy height effort

Its not fully unavoidable but you should def try to reduce the bad habits

Worst ones are side sleeping/ sun related stuff as they accelerate the aging/ droopiness on that side

 

[PeaceAndLove4ever]

Holy height effort

Its not fully unavoidable but you should def try to reduce the bad habits

Worst ones are side sleeping/ sun related stuff as they accelerate the aging/ droopiness on that side

haha thanks bro its still low effort in my opinion

i only talked about the effects of soft tissue on asymmetry

usually, mandibular and maxillary asymmetries are the root causes

but of course, my guide can mitigate the asymmetries to a certain degree via soft tissue

 

[Mansur]

haha thanks bro its still low effort in my opinion

i only talked about the effects of soft tissue on asymmetry

usually, mandibular and maxillary asymmetries are the root causes

but of course, my guide can mitigate the asymmetries to a certain degree via soft tissue

Nah dude I dont even know how you made that categorizations or whatever you call it with the colored words. Looks very good

Sadly there are almost none mfs on org interested in more deep lm shit like this

Ill be reading tho