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Will tear trough fillers affect scleral show? (Photo)

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Energetic61808Mar 21, 2022

Im considering tear trough fillers. Is there any chance this could affect the scleral show I have? This is a feature I dont wish to change! Thanks

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Dr. Eric M. Joseph, MD
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