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Ziplyft eyelid procedure - is anyone familiar with this?

I've been considering an upper bleph for a while now, but the sutures/recovery keeps giving me pause. While researching it once again, I came across a new technique called Ziplyft. It looks like there are a few providers who do it, but reviews are hard to find. Is anyone here familiar with it, and can you share your thoughts about it?

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