Following his surgery to remove a benign tumor, David Arquette is now unable to move his right eyebrow.
The actor recently dismissed reports that he had cosmetic surgery after he was spotted with a black eye.
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However, now Arquette has revealed that doctors had to remove an osteoma, a bone tumour.
The treatment has left Arquette's eyebrow temporarily paralysed.
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"Its getting better, much better, but most of my friends are like, 'You used to move your eyebrows too much anyway.' No more James Dean cool guy stuff," he added.
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David Arquette Disagree Over Courtney's Decision to Go for Plastic Surgery
Former "Friends" star Courtney Cox and her husband David Arquette face the ultimate test of their relationship if the actress ever decides to undergo plastic surgery.
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