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Bump both sides after revision surgery (Photo)

cocomelon2021May 9, 2024
I had a revision Rhinoplasty to get rid of the bumbs on my both nose sides but unfortunately that did not help. I am very dispointent and not able to do third surgury and it is not guranty anyway. The revision was to fix the tip as well (dropped from first surgury) but it did not go well. I had the revioin 18 months ago

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