ooo maybe this was their plan all along. 1918 was failed attempt #1
"in 1914, a young woman who had always been self-conscious about the appearance of her nose decided to seek the advice of a surgeon. Her physician, Jerome Webster, made the following diagnosis: "Nose is fairly long, has a very slight hump, is somewhat broad near the tip and the tip bends down, giving somewhat the appearance of a Jewish nose." Echoing the perspective of a generation of surgeons, Webster concluded, "I think that there is sufficient deformity to warrant changing the nose."
ooo maybe this was their plan all along. 1918 was failed attempt #1
[The "Jewish Nose" and Plastic Surgery: Origins and Implications:
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"in 1914, a young woman who had always been self-conscious about the appearance of her nose decided to seek the advice of a surgeon. Her physician, Jerome Webster, made the following diagnosis: "Nose is fairly long, has a very slight hump, is somewhat broad near the tip and the tip bends down, giving somewhat the appearance of a Jewish nose." Echoing the perspective of a generation of surgeons, Webster concluded, "I think that there is sufficient deformity to warrant changing the nose."
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