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Is there anything that I can do to fix my asymmetrical nose? And how much would it cost me? (Photos)

Nice6678Jan 22, 2020
My nose is asymmetrical and is slightly longer on my right side of my face it’s effecting my self esteem. Also my left eye loud droops more than the right and it squints more than my right. I have an issue with phlegm going back into my throat instead of always out my nostrils. It bothers me so bad noticing my nose is longer on one side. As well as sometimes when I take pictures of myself, my two issues are very noticeable. My left eye when I smile.

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