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Would you suggest changing my nose like James Dean's or Brad Pitt's? What are their differences? (photos)

RcoremanApr 5, 2014
Would you suggest changing that to something like James Dean's? What are the differences between the shapes of Pitt and Dean, and what is the procedure to change it?

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