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12 months post septorhinoplasty and significant asymmetry. What would my next step be? (Photo)

FloffleqAug 10, 2022
Hi, I had a septic rhinoplasty over 12 months ago and have very visible assymetry. I was told everything is settled after 12 months but I am left with something less than perfect. It’s getting me down and I wondered what my next step would be?

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