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(M30) What are my options after tretinoin made eyebrows arched? (Photos)

Hva020Feb 26, 2022
Hi, I used tretinoin around eyes for around 3 months. It happened gradually, but later I noticed my eyebrow to be heavily arched ”inwards”. It makes me look constantly angry, which is highly bothering, as I used to like how my eyes looked before. I also think I lost some fat around the area after using tretinoin, which could cause the change. Both photos are taken in a neutral expression. Any treatment options are welcomed.

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