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I've got a dent on the side of my nose after a rhinoplasty. What can I do to get rid of it? (Photo)

stassiaeaMay 14, 2023
I've had my rhinoplasty about 3 to 4 years ago and I've noticed that I have a dent on the side of my nose. I don't specifically want to pay for another nose job as it's not a very cheap procedure and I think my doctor should've done better, but now I am left with the dent on the side of my nose when I've never had it before so I would like any doctor to tell me what exactly it is and why that happened to my nose and what can I do to get rid of it at or to make it less visible thank you

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