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What would be a suitable next step forward for my eyebrows? (Photo)

Energetic882861Jul 28, 2024
I am 20 years of age. I have had Bell's palsy ever since I was 1.5 years old so I have been dealing with this for 19 years. My left brow is paralysed and is also droopy. I have tried all sorts of botox in my brows for the past 5 years to lift it as much as possible as I do not like the placement and it does not move. The NHS doctor said he does not want to lift it as he will have to lift both brows and will not do the unaffected brow. What can I do going forward? Am I a suitable candidate?

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