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2 1/2 years post upper bleph - Would a brow lift help excess, lumpy skin? (Photos)

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alisoncat11May 17, 2025

Had an upper and lower bleph two and a half years ago and wonder if a brow lift (or even just laser) would help with what appears to be excess and sort of lumpy looking skin?

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