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Possible bone protruding after Rhinoplasty - how can this be fixed? (photos)

March 3, 2022
Asked By:cheryl0317 in Whitman, Massachusetts

I am 64, I had a nasal valve collapse wih rib cart surgery a year and half ago. At 1 year point plastic surgeon added juvederm on shaping.. now i seem to have a narroness between eyes and possibly a ledge/ bone protruding. And to left of nostril is lil large. Problem is my surgeon has moved out if state and i dont know what to do or who to call. This was covered with ins.

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