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Best Injectable for Filling the Temple / Lifting the Brow Area?

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justthefactsNov 15, 2010

Hello I notice that if a filler is used at the point of the temple and also more upward, toward the end of the eyebrow, that can give a sort of brow lift. Which filler would be best for something like this?

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Dr. David Hansen, MD
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