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How do I improve the heaviness/droopy & tired look of my eyes? (Photos)

src004Apr 4, 2022
My eyes are heavily hooded (and unevenly hooded), downturned and they appear to have Dennie Morgan folds under them? Would an upper bleph or brow lift suffice?

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