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Is it possible to look like someone else with plastic surgery?

Ac8d4a8nMay 31, 2021
While I do know it’s not possible to make someone’s face look completely like another because of anatomical differences, what procedures would help me resemble in the best way possible the red haired girl?

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Answered on Jun 2, 2021
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