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Misplaced eyebrow after car accident scar. What are my treatment options? (Photo)

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TenshiaJan 23, 2024

It's been a year and two days I received multiple lazer treatments what can u do about my eyebrow? I work customer service and it's been hard :( so I'm looking to do soemthing soon

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