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Two previous surgeries. Would I benefit from another procedure? (Photos)

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Kayemkay66May 16, 2025
I had an upper bleph 16 months ago followed by a revision to my left eye 5 months ago. Would further treatment benefit me or am I best leaving it as is? I’d just like to see some eyelid. Thank you.

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