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1 month post op crooked and wide

Rebecca1493Jan 5, 2017
I am 1 month post-op and I don't know where it went so wrong. I trusted my doctor but now I'm freaking out. My bridge is wider than before surgery, it looks like it's completely going to one side, and there are hard bone-like bumps on the bridge.

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