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Please explain about epiblepharon. do i need to have surgery for epiblepharon? is it major?
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Epiblepharon is: a congenital lid anomaly causing the eyelash to invert on the eyeball instead of evert outward and should be corrected, Consult an ophthalmologist,
Answered 7/26/2014
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