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How Can I Get Back my Original Eyeshape?

kmahajanJul 16, 2010
My eyes are sunken becoz of constant use of specs for a long time.They have lost their original shape and had gone deep inside the socket. I want to fix this problem as i dont look good now.my eye doctor says they cant get back to normal, but i believe they can. please help!

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