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Why does my nose look strange & how can I fix it?

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BeautifulonceJul 22, 2023

Im in my 40s n my nose has recently started looking like this ? I have theories on how, like my maxilla changed n/or my jaw moved, bone loss etc. My whole face looks diff since after i had botox in masseters twice n became a mouth breather .

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Dr. Eric M. Joseph, MD
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