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Can you recommend me a very good European Oculoplastic surgeon for ptosis surgery? (photo)

RmaJun 3, 2014
Can you recommend me a very good oculoplastic surgeon located in Europe to fix the ptosis on one of my eyelids? I had around 15 years ago a surgery that has a partial success, what went wrong is that instead of a crease i have a protuberant scar, still I think that my eyelid could be lifted a bit more to the end of the lid and it seems like i have a bit of excessive skin formed around the scar that pushes down my eyelid. I need a crease and a bit of a lift in my eyelid. Thanks in advance for the answer!

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Dr. Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD
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