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Did my surgeon overcorrect (crease too high?)

Plucky984968Jun 16, 2023
Had double eyelid surg 2 yrs ago, got revision in one eye because of excess skin. I know it’s early, but it seems to me the revision left my crease too high and will result in an asymmetrical crease. Any way to remedy? Will it fall?

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