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What would you recommend to fix my eyes?

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Marie344Apr 27, 2021

I'm 23 years old and my eyes have bugged me forever, i have a lot of extra skin on my eyes and then my under eyes always look like this I wanted to know what surgery or surgery's would be best to fix this?

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