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Prominent Eyes- Will Under Eye Filler Solve Problem? (photo)

I have prominent, almost bug eyes. On top of that, my lower eye area is dark and unless it's very bright out, the shadow makes me look like a zombie. If stretch the skin, it's not dark so it isn't the skin itself. Could I get injectables to help?

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Painful fat atrophy is a skin condition that can be serious and may have nothing to do with the cortisone shot.  please get a derm consultation and possible biopsy before attempting any temporary fixes.  Sincerely, David Hansen,MD

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