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Thermage, microneedling, or laser procedure? I am a 27 year old female. (Photos)

LittleRed89Jul 9, 2017
A couple of months ago, I had Botox placed in the crow's feet region. I now have noticeable under eye wrinkles when I smile. Within the last month these wrinkles have become static. I was told this cannot be fixed. With that being said, what might help slow the aging process under my eyes (thermage, microneedling, laser, etc.)? I currently use a medical grade eye cream and sunscreen.

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