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Fatty pad inner eye, after bleph - will this be hard to fix? (Photo)

gigigirl14Oct 14, 2025
My doctor didn't seem to address this with initial bleph - only the upper lid. Now this really bothers me... especially the right eye. Eye shape has changed and looks more "beady" How straight forward is this to fix and will there be a scar since the incision won't be in the crease?

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