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Lower bleph gone wrong...can it be repaired?

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colleensmailNov 24, 2013
lower bleph gone wrong,i dont know what doc did.can it be repaired.eyes twice as small.looks strang,features look two big for face now,all natural beauty gone

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I studied your before and after photos very carefully. I do not see that the teabag treatment has made a bit of difference. Your best option for the dark circle is very careful filler treatment with Restylane. Please find the best injector you can for this service. It is always a bit of art....

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