Strange Finish on Slight Overhangs

Hello all. I am trying to print this item with standard sunlu pla. I am using generic pla settings. I have been getting this weird effect on the slight overhangs, but strangely only on one side. I was hoping someone would be able to help me diagnose the issue. Not sure if it’s a cooling thing. I am leaning toward that since it’s only on one side of the part. Like maybe it’s a draft or something. I hope the links work ok for the images. Thanks!

To be honest, it looks like edge curling.

Adaptive layers and slower print speeds are my usual remedies for that.

But since you mentioned that it only occurs on one side, fan/drafts seem to play a major role. Does the problematic side face a door, window or (enclosed printers) an Aux-Fan, Poop-chute or door gap (the hinge line on the P/X series is a known draft case)?

:four_leaf_clover: & :crossed_fingers:

Thanks for the response! So, as you can see in the picture, this print same symmetrical overhangs on each side. Each side face the left and right side of the machine. I said the overhang only look bad on one side, but the other side has it slightly. The way worse side is to the right facing the machine. So opposite the blower. I am thinking of slowing the overhangs WAY down on the next print to see if that helps. Any other setting you can think of that may be something I should be messing with for this issue?