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My nose collapsed and I don’t know what to do. Aren’t doctors supposed to fix it for free if it collapsed? (Photo)

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Dante_VaraMay 25, 2024
After my procedure I noticed the cast was crooked and that’s never a good sign. In the middle section of my nose I could feel a sharp point. And one side of my nasal wall felt cracked and caved in leaving my nose looking like a hook. The inside of my nose what separates the nostrils is slanted to the sides that’s collapsed. She discharged me from her practice . I’m seeing another doctor in a few days but I hope I don’t have to pay and they can continue my treatment as before.

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