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Upper eyelid surgery to correct drooping and asymmetry? (photos)

Exuberant500551Dec 8, 2021
I am 24 years old and have always been self conscious about my asymmetrical hooded eyes. My left eye is more hooded than the right. What procedure would be optimal for correcting this? Is something like blepharoplasty to be considered or would something less invasive suffice? I am also considering rhinoplasty to reduce my bridge hump and bulbous tip on my nose if that changes anything (I know procedures can sometimes be performed together).

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