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Looking for an under eye vein removal doctor? (Photos)

Roseee38May 5, 2017
Hello, I have two under eye veins. One under each eye. I'm looking for a doctor in Utah who would be able to remove these for me.

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Dr. Manu B. Aggarwal, MD
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