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Brow lift - continous headache. (photo)

marys1521Oct 18, 2016
A week ago I had a brow lift and a facelift. I have had a continuous headache since. It's the same kind of pain that you get if your ponytail is too tight or if your visor starts to hurt. I am feeling desperate for this to go away. ..

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Dr. Ross A. Clevens, MD, FACS
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Dr. Joseph L. Kiener, MD, FACS
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