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Is it possible to make my nose bigger? (Photo)

Adrianah61799Aug 10, 2022
Ok so I’ve been told my nose is kind of upturned and I really don’t like that. Is it possible to turn it down and make it look longer? I also like the look of the slight dorsal hump so is that something I could possibly add with fillers or something? I used an editing app to get an idea of what I’m looking for so basically is this shape somewhat realistic? or is this not achievable is what I’m wondering. I’m going for a sharper and straighter look.

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