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How could I remove the broken capillaries on eyelid? (photo)

TamocaAug 14, 2016
I'm just 19 years old, and I noticed that the capillaries has broken on my eyelids. Few months ago these weren't here. I'm so sad because my eyelids are ugly. Is there a method to remove them?

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