For me it looks like it is the left one with the issue, which is probably a nerve palsy for some reason. Why not take a video and put it on youtube and link to it in the post. Get a friend to video you from the front and back whilst shoulder shrugging and also show us your back from a push up (shirt off) so we can see any winging.
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