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Can I get lash extensions after double suture technique? Or will this cause the sutures to rupture?

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Forceful4972Oct 30, 2023

Hello, for the double suture technique, am I allowed to get lash extensions afterwards (the eyelid is usually taped for 1 hour when doing lash extensions)? Will it cause the sutures to rupture? Or should I go for the surgical procedure to avoid this? Thanks

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