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I am looking for a doctor in Calgary who understands fillers for upper eye hollowing

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lovecanadaJan 12, 2018

I would like to find a doctor in Calgary who understands that as we age some of us unfortunately inherit upper eye hollowing and the last thing we need is a bleph. Is there an expert in Calgary that I can come see? I would love to see an expert in this area to correct my upper eye issues. Thank you!

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Dr. Dallas Buchanan, MD
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