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May 19, 2015
People whose nose deviates from the center are also more likely than those with a straight nose to have an asymmetrical face, researchers report in JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery. Rhinoplasty patients with facial asymmetry are often unhappy with surgical results. Reuters (5/7)
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