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Is it possible to go from double eyelids to monolids with fillers? (PHotos)

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Panda_cheeOct 25, 2017

I am half asian but have double eyelids which I would like to get rid of Is it possible with fillers or with lipofilling to make it thicker and turn it into a monolid I want to have the same like this man

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