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Uneven Nostrils 2.5 years after revision rhinoplasty (photo)

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OlivialondonApr 2, 2025

It has been 2.5 years since my revision rhinoplasty, and my nostrils are still uneven. Are there any procedures available to improve their symmetry? I've spoken to my surgeon and he said he thinks it look "fine".

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