One eye more squinting

[KajosLosos]

i've noticed that my right eye is squinting more it's not major but it breaks my eye area is there a way to fix it for example some training or glasses or sum i hear clav say to cover up the good eye and to use the "lazy eye" something like that

 

[Deleted member 175542]

don't stress

 

[Brutal4Melo]

this happened to me when I was getting shitty sleep and trying to remedy it with caffeine

 

[KajosLosos]

this happened to me when I was getting shitty sleep and trying to remedy it with caffeine

did u fix it ?

 

[Brutal4Melo]

did u fix it ?

I started getting good sleep and stopped drinking caffeine, now solution me

 

[HtnGymcel]

i've noticed that my right eye is squinting more it's not major but it breaks my eye area is there a way to fix it for example some training or glasses or sum i hear clav say to cover up the good eye and to use the "lazy eye" something like that

me too bro, me too.

 

[KajosLosos]

I started getting good sleep and stopped drinking caffeine, now solution me

yea will try i alr have bad sleep i cant solution u tho alrady did

 

[Gonthar]

 

[Aryan Incel]

don't stress

 

[KajosLosos]

 

[Deleted member 157297]

yeah bro, that’s actually pretty common most people have one eye that naturally squints a bit more, especially when they focus or take pics. it can come from uneven muscle engagement around the orbit or even dominance in one eye (your brain favoring one side). if it’s mild, it’s usually fixable or at least reducible. what clav said about covering the dominant eye is basically occlusion training it can help if your weaker eye’s lagging behind neurologically. you can try patching your stronger eye for 30-60 mins a day while doing stuff that forces focus (reading, scrolling, gaming, etc.). over time it helps the "lazy" side activate more. also check if it’s caused by asymmetrical tension stuff like chewing mostly on one side, uneven sleep posture, or tight orbicularis muscles can exaggerate squinting. face massage, eye exercises (like eye rolls or focusing on distant objects), and even botox in one side (done carefully) can even things out. if it’s more structural like bone asymmetry or fat pad difference then only fillers or minor surgical tweaks really fix it long-term.

 

[KajosLosos]

yeah bro, that’s actually pretty common most people have one eye that naturally squints a bit more, especially when they focus or take pics. it can come from uneven muscle engagement around the orbit or even dominance in one eye (your brain favoring one side). if it’s mild, it’s usually fixable or at least reducible. what clav said about covering the dominant eye is basically occlusion training it can help if your weaker eye’s lagging behind neurologically. you can try patching your stronger eye for 30-60 mins a day while doing stuff that forces focus (reading, scrolling, gaming, etc.). over time it helps the "lazy" side activate more. also check if it’s caused by asymmetrical tension stuff like chewing mostly on one side, uneven sleep posture, or tight orbicularis muscles can exaggerate squinting. face massage, eye exercises (like eye rolls or focusing on distant objects), and even botox in one side (done carefully) can even things out. if it’s more structural like bone asymmetry or fat pad difference then only fillers or minor surgical tweaks really fix it long-term.

I think its muscle tension meaning i engange the right eye more i was already looking into patching up my lazy eye ty tho mirin the effort