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I'm looking to add balance to my face, both from the front and side. What are my options? (Photo)

jesslinneawJan 12, 2021
I'm looking to add balance and symmetry to my face, but I struggle to know where to begin. I've considered a thread lift for my eyes - or even potentially blepharoplasty and a brow lift - buccal fat removal, and filler in my lips and chin, but am not actually sure if this is what my face requires. I would like more clarity before booking appointments to I get the most for my time and money. Any recommendations on what would suit my face and accentuate/balance my natural features would be great!

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