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My mom has said a few times that since I had surgery , my eyes look weird. Like I have a worried or vacant look to them. I see a difference but only becasue my face looks different. I think I may be dehydrated, but otherwise I really feel good. Anyone see it? Could it be something? I was thinging maybe dehydration or something.

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You know, when I started losing weight, I had a much sunnier, brighter disposition about me. I believe I smiled more and probably opened my eyes a little wider. That is what I see as a difference in your pictures. For many reasons, you are not the same person you once were, so don't be surprised when people you know say how different things are.

IMO, you look great!. Happy and healthy.

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Thank You and you are so right!

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Well, more of the white is visible now, for whatever reason. I was thinking it's the fact that your cheeks are less full, but maybe it is as PdxMan says. As long as you don't FEEL "vacant" then just sleeve on!

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