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What is the deformity causing this indent in the top of my nose? Had primary rhinoplasty 7 year ago.

August 7, 2016
Asked By:rhinojourney0522 in Manchester United Kingdom, GB

I know my nose is now deviated and the tip area is asymmetric but I can't figure out what this is. It's definitely the bone I can feel if I run my finger over it it goes down and out to the left until you can't feel the bone structure. Is it because of my deviation? If it was straightened would this go? I have closed off one nostril and breathed in, this makes it more noticeable. At night when I go to sleep I also find one nostril stuffed up, clears when I get up in the morning.

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