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What procedures do I need to achieve this look? (Photos)

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On the left is my bare face and on the right is the picture with filter. What procedures do I need to match the picture on the right?

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Dr. Lexie Wang, MD
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Dr. Michael P. Morrissette, DDS, FACS
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