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What is best method (non surgical) to treat corner eye bunching and crows feet. Thanks.

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Blackfox84Mar 6, 2017

I have bunching in corner of eyes I hate the appearance but I don't want a blepharoplasty on any surgical method at all.I know botox helps crows feet but what can help smooth the bunching,could plexr help?it's only when I smile,there are no lines when I don't smile. thankyou for any help

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