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Just noticed these brown spots on my lower eyelid rim anyone know what it could be?
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It is difficult to diagnose your problem without seeing it. You should see a doctor in person in order to find out what it is and what treatment you need, if any. So, see your doctor for diagnosis and treatment. Good luck!
Answered 2/1/2023
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