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Please tell me any ideas for ingrown eyelash removal?
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Removal: If ingrown you can pierce the skin, isolate the lash and epilate it (pull it). If in turning (trichiasis) the you can epilate it or electrolysis. If the eyelid is inverting you can have surgery to repair. See an eye specialist.
Answered 9/21/2014
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