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MMCR failure. What can be done? (Photo)

Cheerful331303
Hello, I have acquired Horners syndrome after a thyroidectomy. I recently had MMCR surgery to repair my left lid. Surgery does not appear to be a success and the eye appears worse than before. The lower lid looks higher and eye asymmetry is more noticeable. I did see a great occuloaastic eye surgeon. What can be done

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