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Does my bridge look like it’s been broken here? (Photo)

RealSelfmember01987747Apr 24, 2024
Forceps went across the bridge when I was born does the bridge look like it’s been made wider by this or is that impossible because the bone is not formed at birth ? This is a selfie so I know everything appears larger but does the nose stand out or it fits my face ?

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