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Upper and Lower Bleph? Jelly roll? Brow lift? Will an upper/lower bleph help with ptosis as well? (Photos)

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Celebrated836412May 19, 2025

Turning 40 this year and feel like my face (especially eyes) have aged a decade nearly overnight. I’ve had Botox and dysport before. Never filler (too scared about filler migration) but wondering if upper/lower Bleph will help with the pitosis as well? I often get told I look really tired even after a full sleep.

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