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What procedure do I need to make my eyes look more symmetrical? Do I need a blepharoplasty? (Photos)

SidCobain420Jun 14, 2022

Very asymmetrical eyes, wanting to have open symmetrical as possible eyes, where I don’t have to constantly raise my eyebrows for me to not look tired.

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