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Can I use Filler/Botox/PRP to adjust deviated septum for better breathing? (Photo)

AbdullahYounesAug 28, 2020
I have done the Deviated septum adjustment 2 years ago, unfortunately it didn’t fix it and I am having hard time breathing, actually it is worst than it was before my surgery two years ago, and I am not a mouth breather so I only sleep 2-3 hours a day if am lucky, otherwise sometimes I stay up for 30-48 hours which is really depressing and feeling so weak, was thinking about doing a filler on the side of the nose that I cannot breath through, is it possible, please help me..

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If you want a serious answer you should send photos that show the problem, not beauty shots that hide it.

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