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Nose job and some questions (Photos)

3991hMar 31, 2017
The last photo I posted is how I would like my nose to look. Besides having the snapchat filter on slimming my nose and face, I push my nose down in photos for it to appear longer and slimmer, but when I do, the bone on the sides of my nose is very prominent. Is there a certain procedure that would work best for me? I prev. posted about the area around my mouth, idk what could be done about this but I hate the smile lines and to me it just looks awful with how deep the corners of my mouth are.

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