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Last year I lost weight, now my cheeks are sunken and I lost fat around my eyes and nose. Any suggestions?

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spiderman45Aug 12, 2014

I weigh 71kg the last time that i weighed myself on the scale and i'm just wondering if there is anything i can do to fix my problem

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