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What can be done to improve asymmetry, pain, and post nasal drip? (Photo)

greeeblesFeb 28, 2023
I had rhinoplasty in '07 and since '12 I've had chronic post nasal drip, causing acid reflux. My ENT diagnosed non-allergic rhinitis, and deviated septum. In '21 I started to feel a sharp pain in my columella when I put pressure on it and something moves in my right nostril. I'd like to correct my nostril asymmetry because in my front view the left looks too high.

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