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I Had Rhinoplasty 14 Days Ago I Wiggled my Nose, I Was Wondering if That Damaged the Result?

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Njayy01Dec 14, 2012

I didnt have any pain Im just very worried if I ruined it , also i feel stinging and pressure on the bridge here and there ???

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