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Eye and brow lift. Does the result look over done immediatly after surgery before it settles down?

ozz1Apr 24, 2018
hi ive seen some eye and brow lifts done by some doctors and im wondering if its normal for the eyes and brows to look over done immediately after surgery? does the amount of lift settle down after a while?

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Hello alexchickenI would advice you schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to help you pick the right option.

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