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My eyes use to be really big but i'm noticing that they are getting smaller. is the normal? if not, what can i do?
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Eyes: Send us photo as it is likely the dropping of the upper lids that make the eye look smaller. Consult with us to help solve this issue.
Answered 2/10/2017
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