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Is this open roof deformity? (Photo)

Star21May 29, 2023
Second question regarding my open roof. In one of my responses the doctor mentioned me pulling my skin. I have attached a picture. For some reason the dent is noticeable only when I tilt my head to the side. During surgery my nasal bones were broken and my surgeon has told me bone irregularities on the bridge are normal but I’m not sure if that’s correct. Please advise if this is open roof deformity?

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