My Nose Has Been Growing More and More Crooked over Time. Why is It Doing This ?

March 13, 2012

I am 15 and when I was a child it wasn't even a problem but as time went one of my eyes was getting higher then the other and it was noticable in photos. Then I started to notice that my nose was getting slanted and crooked and was moving off to the right. I am worried I really want to know why this is happening?I want to know of I would need surgery or if my nose will somehow correct itself? Now my eyes aren't much of a problem it seems to be as I've grown it fixed itself.

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