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I Just Had Closed Rhinoplasty Performed Today, and I Accidently Bent Over, and Felt a Slight Pain. Did I Potentialy Do Damage?

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anonymous2012Mar 9, 2012

i just had closed rhinoplasty performed today, and i accidently bent over, and felt a slight pain. Did i potentialy do damage?

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