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Can you dye your hair prior to Eyelid Surgery?

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dahling1018Jan 7, 2014

When should I dye my hair prior to my blepharoplasty? Do I have to wash my hair prior to the surgery with antibacterial soap or can I use regular shampoo? Can I use hair conditioner that rinses out?

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