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Is there a non-surgical way to lift the eyelids and open up my eyes?
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Sort of: A skilled optician can make a pair of glasses with a spring attachment to lift the excess skin. This is rarely done. A better option is surgery - it is a quick, easy procedure that will solve this problem for you.
Answered 12/1/2014
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