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9 years post rhinoplasty - Is my nose crooked? Should I get a revision?

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princess24563Aug 2, 2025

I had my rhinoplasty over 9 years now, i dont like my front profile and when a picture is taken of me, one side of my nose seems to go down lower..now I’m looking for suggestions or if I’m just thinking to much about it

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