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Will a thread lift fix my asymmetric brows/eyelids? (Photo)

Honest621328Nov 8, 2023
The asymmetry in my brows/eyelids is really bothering me. I don’t think they were always this way. I have tried Botox and it works a little but not enough. I am interested in a thread lift. Which eyebrow/eyelid needs fixing? Is there another procedure that would fix this? If so, what is the average cost?

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