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Can PDO threads bring my eyebrow down?

Jackie141414Nov 15, 2020
I know that's an unusual question but I have a prominent brow bone on one side and it makes my eyebrow raise higher Than the side with the low brow bone. Whenever I pull the skin down on my eyebrow on the high brow bone side I love how it looks and it matches the other side. Is there anyway threads, Botox , or filler could do this?

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Dr. Roger Allcroft, MD
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Answered on Nov 23, 2020
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