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The bros trimmed the horn that was dangerously too close to the eyes
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Yup. It's one of those things that nature doesn't feel like fixing cause by the time it becomes a problem the creature will have procreated already. It's like age related diabetes or macular degeneration. Just ain't nature's problem anymore at that point.
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If it happens well past the point of the creature becoming fertile it's no longer an evolutionary disadvantage.
Same reason we haven't evolved past age related diabetes or macular degeneration.