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How to fix nose hump without surgery?

zainab16Apr 13, 2014
Okay so i never had a nose hump and my nose was perfect . I wear glasses due to my weak eyes and ive been wearing them since 7 years because i dont prefer lenses . I dont know how but because of wearing glasses , i got a nose hump so is there any way i cam remove them without getting a surgery?

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