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Eye Surgery advice - what procedures do I need to get this result? (Photo)

I attached a picture of my current set of eyes, and was wondering what procedures I need to go through in order to get the eyes in the after picture. I fear doing too many procedures since I’m scared of an unnatural look, thanks in advance

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Dr. Hong Lim Choi, MD, PhD
Dr. Hong Lim Choi, MD, PhD
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Answered on Sep 12, 2023
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