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Too much muscle removed on my eyelids? Is there anything I can do now with my brows and the eye opening? (Photo)

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ceejamoreAug 15, 2022

I had my blepharoplasty 9 months ago and my eyebrows dropped a little. Also, my eyes became so big. Anything I can do now with my brows and with the eye opening?

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