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Blepharoplasty, Morpheus8 or Botox?? (or something else) (photos)

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codic5Jan 10, 2023

I am 24 y/o and have always been insecure about the asymmetry of my eyelids. Should I try and pursue a blepharoplasty, Morpheus8 or Botox (or something else) to make my eyes more even?? I love my left eyelid (shown on right) and would love to keep it as is with only correction to the droopier right lid (shown on left). Is that possible? I included photos and even have one of me as an infant to show I've always had this issue.

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Dr. Marc Polacco, MD
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