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Can eyeballs move further apart as you age?
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Not normally: The eyeballs (globes) themselves are fixed within the orbital bones and cannot move apart. However, one eye or the other may turn outwards giving the appearance of the eyes moving further apart.
Answered 10/15/2017
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