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In a Blink, Her Eye Caught His

Dr. Justin Karlin, an oculoplastic surgeon, connected with Carson Stern on the dating app Hinge after being dazzled by a photo of her left eye in dramatic makeup.

The New York Times – by Rosalie R. Radomsky

Dr. Justin Nathaniel Karlin had never seen anything as dazzling as Carson Molly Stern’s left eye.

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