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2 years ago I had a revision rhinoplasty that made my nose bigger. What should I do? (Photo)

Tasteful6983Apr 26, 2022
What should I do? I have had 5 fu shots. My doctor doesn’t want to help me anymore because I said that he screwed me over and wrote something online about what happened. He was giving me back $1000 out of $8900.

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