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Is there a type of surgery that opens up the eyelid more?
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Blepharplasty...: Upper and lower eyelid surgery is called blepharoplasty surgery. These operations serve to “open up” the appearance of the eyes. Sometimes, if the forehead is low, forehead lifting may be indicated.
Answered 9/18/2013
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