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Are laser surgery and chemical peels good for treating eye wrinkles ?
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Yes: Depending on how bad the wrinkles and the cause, laser or peels can really help wrinkles. Some wrinkles may be better treated with Botox if they are the result of over-active muscles and other wrinkles by surgery if they are from too much skin. Your plastic surgeon can help you decide which is best.
Answered 3/24/2015
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