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Is it true that no person's eyebrows are exactly in-line and symmetrical with each other?
ElliotSmith said:I consider this to be a very unattractive feature.
jack476 said:Ideally humans would have left-right symmetry, but it's very unlikely that you'll ever find someone who's perfectly symmetrical because the growth process is never 100% perfect.
As for eyebrows, I think it would be possible to get pretty good symmetry by plucking, as long as you're careful.
My right brow is noticeably different and much lower than the left. I consider this to be a very unattractive feature.
Untrue! You might in some cases, but you also might not. I have played around with this. The result depends on using a photo that is taken directly from the center front, for one thing. If not, if the subject is actually turned a bit to one side, you're liable to get something weird looking, yes. The axis of symmetry also has to be chosen carefully. People often have their head cocked slightly, and you have to correct for that. If you are careful with those two considerations, and the original face isn't obviously weird somehow, you should get a face that is perfectly acceptable as a face. It might look unusual compared to the original person, but it should be completely acceptable to someone whose never seen it before.RabbitWho said:If you use photoshop to create a symmetrical face you'll see what you get is super ugly and a little scary
And there's Lyle Lovett who, for my money, has one of the most interesting faces ever. There are a zillion examples of people who had/have classically unusual faces who, never-the-less were/are very compelling to look at.Elliott Smith was ugly and he was one of the most beautiful people ever. Embrace your face :)
I have been super happy since I came terms with looking like the keeper of the bog of eternal stench in Labyrinth. I think it's only "low self esteem" if you are constantly fighting it.
Can you at the same time draw circles with one hand and squares with another ?RabbitWho said:...I like both my eyebrows, they just happen not to match each other at all. One is square the other is roundy.
Yes, eyebrows are generally symmetrical in most individuals. This means that the eyebrows on the left and right side of the face are similar in shape, thickness, and placement.
While eyebrows are naturally symmetrical, small differences in shape and placement can occur due to genetics, facial expressions, and even sleeping habits. Asymmetrical eyebrows are common and can add character to an individual's face.
In some cases, eyebrows can be trained to become more symmetrical through techniques such as eyebrow grooming and shaping. However, this is not always possible as the natural shape and placement of eyebrows are determined by genetics.
In most cases, asymmetrical eyebrows are not a cause for concern and are simply a natural variation. However, if you notice a sudden change in the symmetry of your eyebrows, it is best to consult a doctor to rule out any underlying health issues.
Yes, there are surgical procedures that can be performed to correct asymmetrical eyebrows. However, these procedures should only be considered as a last resort and should be discussed with a qualified plastic surgeon.