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Procedures to fix baggy eyes? (photos)

September 30, 2021
Asked By:Chloenom in Salt Lake City, Utah

Hi, in the first photo my baggy eyes weren’t as bad, but then I had hyaluronic acid put into them in order to fix them and right eye started looking worse, I’ve had a hyaluronidase session done already and it didn’t help at all, wondering if there are other procedures I could try, thank you for the help.

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