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Do I have high or low bridge nose? (Photo)

rhaeaxoMay 30, 2015
Hello. I am nearly 3 months post septorhinoplasty. Im pleased with the results and am enjoying my new nose. Before rhinoplasty my nose bridge was rather high. Im wondering if according to esthethic standards my nose bridge can be considered now as low or is it still rather high? One of my friends said it still looks high but I suspect her of being jealous. Also, according to esthethic standards: can my nose be considered as small? Im posting the pics of my new nose. I appreciate your honesty.

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