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If i pull back the outer corners of my eyes it looks kind of white and squishy. is this normal?
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Yes: Most likely either the accessory lacrimal gland or some orbital fat pushing forward. An exam at a doctor's office will tell you for sure.
Answered 9/28/2016
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