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Transbleph brow lift asymmetric 3 weeks ago, will this settle? (Photos)

BowkerMar 5, 2018
am almost three weeks post Transbleth brow lift. The right eye is condemning me. I realise there is swelling, however, the incision is not in the lid line and feels like the anchor points are in a different place to the left.

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Dr. Amir Sadr, MD, MSc (Plast), FEBOPRAS
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Dr. Ross A. Clevens, MD, FACS
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Dr. Ross A. Clevens, MD, FACS
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