If you look at her photos from when she was young, her nose was a lot rounder and more bulbous. Now, it is extremely pointy and thin and looks a bit longer, too. Does this happen naturally with age, or is it the result of a rhinoplasty? As far as I know, she's never had surgery.
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Hi. A fracture from a traumatic event can cause the nose to widen and shift. If the break is a surgical break as in a rhinoplasty, the answer is no. Good luck, Dr PG
Hello. We recommend that you continue a healthy and balanced diet before and after surgery. If you do this, you should not need any additional supplements or vitamins.
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