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Titan for Eyes? One eye was damaged from the flu and the other from pink eye. Could Titan or Thermage fix this?

petrabuchananMar 2, 2013
My main issue is my eyes. I am 39. One eye was damaged from the flu and the other from pink eye. Now it seems like anything can cause them to be puffy and asymetrical. I have already had the CO2 laser done. I am thinking for this I would need something to repair the deeper tissue damage. Could Titan or Thermage accomplish this?

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Dr. Ronald Moser, MD
Physician
Answered on Mar 7, 2017
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Dr. David A. F. Ellis, MD
Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
Answered on Mar 5, 2013
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