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I would like to know how do I apply for a nose job done by resident?

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caronoel1998Mar 18, 2017

I had a consultation before and the doctor told me I have a devieted septum and I have a big bump on my nose. I read that it is possible to get a nose job done by a resident. I'm a student myself, very insecure about my nose and it would be a great opportunity for me to get it done safely and at a lower cost. I would like to know how do I apply for this procedure?

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