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"We all have them, in varying degrees (models less than we mere mortals, of course). So just for fun, let&amp;#x27;s get brutally honest and confess which parts of our faces and bodies are less than 100-percent matchy-matchy. Even Ms. Perfect here has a few wee asymmetries. I&amp;#x27;ll go first: My right eye is slightly larger than my left, and my hairline goes higher on that side. My left foot is nearly a half size larger than my right. Let&amp;#x27;s not get into detailed descriptions of my boobs, but let&amp;#x27;s just say they are definitely not exact mirror images of one another. My smile is subtly lopsided, and let&amp;#x27;s not get into the snaggletooth situation (should have worn that damn retainer). Okay, your turn to play. Which of your parts are asymmetrical? Do the differences bother you in daily life, only in photographs, or not at all? When and how did you first notice that your parts were asymmetrical? My friend only recently found out that one of her legs is like an inch shorter than the other--a doctor had to point it out to her! Photo: iStock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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