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I have excessively big right upper eyelid, and droopy lower eyelids. Need advice on how to correct them (Photo)

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avguyAug 23, 2023

I am looking for something that can make my eyes more almond shaped and less round. What procedures can be done? I am looking for a permanent solution

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