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Droopy eyelids and/or droopy eyebrow - would hyaluronic acid filler help? (Photo)

November 28, 2015
Asked By:Droopyeyes111 in England, United Kingdom

Hello, thanks for your time. I am a 27 year old girl already suffering with droopy eyelids or droopy eyebrows (Both?). I went to see a oculoplastic surgeon who said one of my brows is lower than the other and he recommended filler for this. Would it help? Filler seems like a better option than considering surgery but I am just not sure if it would work and am worried it will get worse over time.... Thanks!

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