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I do not feel normal because of a prominent nose, what to do?
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Address this: Should not feel abnormal about your nose. That said, you may have issues about the appearance of it. The appearance of the nose can be changed. You need to determine that nothing more is going on with how you feel about yourself because surgery alone may not fix that problem. You can see a competent nasal surgeon to evaluate your nose and indicate if surgery can address your concerns.
Answered 6/23/2016
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