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Is 19 too young for under eye filler? (Photo)

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yasminlolaDec 28, 2016
I have dark circles under my eyes due to my heritage and genetics. Of course when I sleep well they are not as apparent but they're always there regardless. My first question is will tear trough filler do the trick or is it more effective on people with bags/under eye wrinkles? Secondly, am I too young for this treatment? I have heard some scary stories about people using dermal fillers too young and really messing up their face by the time they're 30!

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