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Should I get a mini face lift 25 y/o? (Photo)

Steller928May 29, 2024
I’m about 100 lbs and I have these really deep smile lines and my cheeks sag super bad I can’t even wear makeup because it just creases into the lines and make it look worse my jaw is pretty small so I feel like dermal fillers would make my mouth protrude more..

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