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Can surgery make non-Asian eyes bigger? (Photo)

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fluffypenguin2180Apr 9, 2016

Hi, my eyes are fairly small and I just wanted to know if there were any options to make my eyes look bigger surgically. Would the results looks natural? And how much would it cost me on average?

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