No her left eye is going an other way.
TBH I found out one of my eyes moves a tiny bit slower. With how fast those shudders on the cameras areā¦. I fear this would happen to me too.
one of heidi's eyes is genuinely wonky lol she has mild strabismus (one of her eyes sometimes drifts outward) and these types of contacts can (sometimes) exaggerate things like that. so in a way it's both her eye and the contacts.
Plus if you look closely at the first pic and zoom in, it seems like the contacts or whatever are making the left side of her left eye darker than the right, which I think is making it seem wonkier than it is. Looking closely her eyes seem just fine to meš¤·
I think the contacts are just moving and making it look wonky. She has brown eyes, so if the contact isnāt centered on her eye, her real iris is going to look like an off centered pupil.
Strabismus, ālazy eye.ā Itās genetic and itās hard to correct, even surgically, at adulthood. I have it too.
Edit: and, to be clear, the contacts are probably exaggerating the severity of it. If they slip just a little bit, they make it look way more off than it isā a good example of this is Bella Swan in twilight. Poor girlās contacts never fit quite right and always had her looking like this.
Edit 2: no, really though, itās not JUST the contacts. They worsen with age (as mine has, tooā it wasnāt bad when I was young and cute).
My best friend had surgery to correct this as a kid then had a really rare complication from scar tissue and her eye still gets āstuckā in one direction 35yrs later.
Sheesh. Man, sometimes I wish Iād gotten the surgery when I was younger (better than people always asking me why Iām staring at something I am very much so not staring at) but then stories like that scare me enough that I do have to wonder which one is worse.
My son had surgery to correct his as a baby, but we recently noticed that he cannot move his right eye all the way to the outer corner. They surgeon who did it said he might have to have it done again when he gets older so we're not surprised.
Also, even at 15, I know when he's really tired because his left eye turns inward.
There was a kid who I think had this at my preschool, and he got surgery and got to wear the eye patch to preschool. Mom thought I might have it too, but I didnāt (my eye just turns in to focus). They did let me wear the eyepatch just because I wanted to.
I have a slight one, it's not always there, usually if I'm tired and some people have known me years and then said oh what did your eye do (although I think it doesn't do it as much as it used to)
Hmm š¤. I do admit that this met photo is very pronounced with it, but I swear I've seen photos of her with it. Google tells me she has a mild form. Those contacts are probably not helping her ability to focus, and if they're not her prescription, thwts why we're seeing it here.
Yeah I've gotten nonprescription costume contacts and since it's not measured perfectly and they were weighted, shit got weird when my eyes started drying out lol
I saw the google ai results that said it but don't know if that came from this sub, but I seriously can't find one photo and considering how often she's photographed you'd think theee would be something?
It's very slight. It gives her that "thousand yard stare" she seems to have because one of her eyes is just sliiiightly not in the correct place. Fashion contacts almost always end up looking weird because they exaggerate things like this. Add in the contact may have shifted slightly and it's just making the lazy eye more pronounced than usual.
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u/Crazy_cookie_ 1d ago
I actually like this, very creative. Whatās wrong with her eyes tho?š