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Is it possible to surgically separate the eyebrows from one another? (Photo)

in the picture I provided, you can see the eyebrows are very close to one another, is it possible to make them further from one another without getting rid of the front hairs (looks more blended with them staying) regularly just shaping my eyebrows looks very blunt and unnatural at all without the front hairs

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