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I have crooked nose, nose bump, uneven and wide nostrils, how much would this realistically cost?

ImJustAskingApr 20, 2015
I'm supposed to wear glasses but, I don't because they look extremely crooked on my face because my nose or nostrils are not centered and wide, no matter how times I straighten or fix the glasses, they're lopsided.

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