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Don't understand why nose isn't going back to original shape after dissolving filler - what do I do?

aliukNov 25, 2022
Non surgical rhinoplasty Hello. I can't fit my whole question in here as it's really complicated my personal experience! So i am just going to go ahead ask get straight to the point, i tried dissolving the filler in the tip of my nose as it looked a strange shape, sort of migrated outwards into my nostrils and looked like a bulbous tip, i have tried having it dissolved 3 times and it is still that shape, it wasn't like this before the filler! I dont understand why it is not going back to its original shape. What do i do?

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