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I am constantly pressing nose during breathing exercise , can it cause my nose bigger?
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If you press your nose hard enough, you could get some soft tissue swelling but this would be temporary and the swelling will go away if you stop pressing your nose. Beyond that, your nose itself will not grow by pressing on it. Best of luck to you!!
Answered 3/26/2021
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