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My Nose is Straight but I Have a Dorsal Hump. Cost of Removal in Washington State?

morganWAApr 30, 2013
From most angles my nose is straight. But if i turn completely to the side you see my dorsal hump. How much would it be to remove it? Seems like its a little hump since my nose is straight looking in most angles. Would that make it cheaper cost?

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