Ahh..I'm getting you now Nickk. I take it you are right handed?

If you look sideways in the mirror do you also notice that the right forward is more forward than the left? Do you have neck or trap pain on that side?

This is actually common...I've actually read a statistic that stated up to 85% of people's dominant side is lower (and more forward) than the left. Don't know if it's a true statistic but it certainly ponts out that it is common.

But it also seems to not cause a lot of people any problem. You say you used to have pain so obviously there was some ineficiencies. I suspect you can improve it somewhat but I don't know if you can totally normalize it. I know you don't want to hear that but I'm not going to tell you something I don't know.

Of course scoliosis would cause this but I have to assume that a physiotherapist would have caught that!

I will say that pretty much everybody that haven't specifically worked on it can find a difference between their dominant and non-dominant side even if it's not visibly noticable.

Wall-Slides exercise is one way to see this difference in action.

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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.