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Oculuplastic Eyelid Specialist recommended Botox for under eye - need second opinion? (photo)

kaylaaab7Jan 13, 2022
Hi! Im 27yrs and on my right side it buldges a lot more than left left side (picture attached). I went to an eyelid specialist that has great reviews and he recommended that I put Botox in my under eye to have it relax my muscle. I'm worried about doing it because online it says it's not FDA approved and I don't want it to bludge more. I've noticed this issue for over 2 yrs. Just looking for a second opinion

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