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40, female, brow bones seem very swelled up, can this be improved? (Photos)

October 7, 2024
Asked By:zebora in Scotland, United Kingdom

I am 40, female. I noticed my brow bones getting bigger about 3 years ago, really getting worse the last 6 months. Could anything medical be causing this, can it be stopped and can it be improved? (Photos) thank you!

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