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A beautician spent £1.2k on surgery to have her upper eyelids partially removed - so she can apply eyeliner properly. <br/><br/>Gemma Gilfoyle, 39, hated her hooded eyes - excess skin covering the upper eyelid - for as long as she could remember. <br/><br/>Having worked in the make-up industry for 19 years, Gemma couldn’t help comparing herself to the women she was doing make-up for. <br/><br/>She paid £1,270 to get her excess skin removed in Amsterdam, the Netherlands - but has been left with a 2in scar behind her right eye while it heals.<br/><br/>But Gemma has no regrets and says she's \
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