thecel
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If the average human eyeball transverse diameter is 24.2mm, how can someone's palpebral fissure length be much longer like ~32mm?
This makes no sense to me. If you have average-sized (~24mm) eyeballs, at most ~22mm of the eyeball can be exposed — plus a 2- or 3mm tear duct, that's a PFL of ~25mm at the max. How gigantic must one's eyeballs be in order to have a 35mm PFL (as some users on this forum claim to have)?
This makes no sense to me. If you have average-sized (~24mm) eyeballs, at most ~22mm of the eyeball can be exposed — plus a 2- or 3mm tear duct, that's a PFL of ~25mm at the max. How gigantic must one's eyeballs be in order to have a 35mm PFL (as some users on this forum claim to have)?
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