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Can under eye fillers cause eye shape changes? (Photo)

crookedroadMar 5, 2019
I'm a female (ignore the eyebrows lol) in my late 30's and my dark circles and hollowness are much worse following massive weight loss. Can under eye fillers cause shape changes? If yes, is that always a bad thing? Or, can they correct my tear trough deformity AND improve my "not so pretty" eyes? Thank you!

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