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Excess skin on nose bridge - is there any procedure that would help? (Photos)

realb35Mar 30, 2024
The skin on the nose bridge doesn't follow the shape of the bone. I don't know wether it is because there is an excess of skin or because the skin is too thick. It's been like this since I was a teenager and I have never had anything done before. Is there any procedure that would help? Thanks in advance.

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