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Do I have a v deformity? (Photo)

February 8, 2024
Asked By:missTessi83 in Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Nederland

Since cast removal i havent seen progress of tip dropping and dorsal nasal definition. I feel like my nose is sunken into my face. Top is no volume all i see is nostrils and pointy tip. I feel like i have a V-deformity and short nose. Ratio is not good with my face (4 months po) please help is it a deformity?

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