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How to correct this nasal asymmetry and deviated septum? (photo)

Ramborse1263Jan 23, 2022
My nose is curved to one side but that is not my concern.I only want my nasal base to be symmetric which is kind of deviated and swollen to one side. Can it be corrected easily

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Answered on Feb 2, 2022
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