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What can be done to fix these issues/depressions after forehead lift? (Photos)

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I have some area along the forehead & depressions above the brow. I have issue along the hairline I feel because he lifted one brow to far up had xtra skin didn't get it smooth. I have this indentations above the one eyebrow. I feel the middle area has slack it didn't get pulled up tight enough. Not happy about this how much more or worse will this change after a month

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