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Can I keep my monolid with blepharoplasty? (Photo)

Resourceful493650Feb 11, 2021
Hi there, 42 y/o male with eyes like in the attached picture. I always had monolid eye's and it's who i am. But i don't like the more tired look since a few years. Is it possible to keep mono eyelids, but take some skin away tot het a more fresh look? Thanx in advance

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