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Can I get skull reshaping and hairline lowering done at the same time? And if so how? (photos)

eddygibbsNov 25, 2015
Would the surgeries have to be separate or could they be at once? What would the approximate cost be? What would the approximate recovery time be? And how would they show me how it would look different before they did it?

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