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serviceuaustin — 10 years ago(February 24, 2016 02:44 AM)

Just wondering does Derek have a glass eye? His left eye never seems to be quite aligned with his right eye, and the left eye also seems "duller" (for lack of a better word). I can't find any reference to it anywhere, so maybe that's not the case. Anyone know?

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Actually, amblyopia doesn't cause people's eyes to point in different directions. "Lazy eye" is simply a condition in which one eye does all the work and the other essentially does not send any visual information to the brain. The condition in which both eyes do not line up perfectly is called strabismus. But Derek Hough's eyes don't just appear to be pointing in slightly different directions; one doesn't look real.

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Pretty sure5b4 it's just Amblyopia (A lazy eye).

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