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Can I change my middle eastern eyes into Asian eyes? (photos)

cinnaheartsFeb 17, 2015
I saw this guy on the news that got surgery to look Korean, his name is Xiahn Nishi and I was wondering if it's possibly for me to get that? I really love asian eyes and I live in Korea now. I think they're beautiful. Please let me know

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