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How much scaring should I expect from a pretrichial brow lift? (photo)

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Genuine804161Apr 30, 2024

Does pretrichial brow lift leave very noticeable scar especially if you like to stand up your hair? I consider getting a pretrichial brow lift as my forehead is high and brows are down but the scar issue is questionable

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