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I have enophthalmos on my right eye. How can I have this treated? (Photo)

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Beautiful459534Jul 30, 2024

Had lower bleph 7 months ago after surgery I noticed my right eyedrop and it looked sunken in like I was hit in the face. What do you recommend for me to have even eyes ? I like my left eye better than right .

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