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Will a collapsed nasal valve repair have change the shape of my nose in a negative way?
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It could: You need to speak to the physician who did the repair, (or another ENT specialist if yours is not nearby) and soon if this or the surgery happened recently or suddenly. Remember though that noses change with age. If this was done in youth, all bets are off! Good luck.
Answered 6/30/2014
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