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Do Non-surgical Nose Fillers Have Any Long-term Effects?

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steph210Jul 20, 2009

Does the non-surgical nose job have any long-term effects? Have injectable fillers been FDA approved for use on the nose? I was wondering if the fillers could cause disease and other complications. I hate my nose but I'm scared to death of getting Rhinoplasty.

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