How the 'Barbie' and 'ski-slope' nose trend is sweeping social media
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Abbi Dib was 13 years old when she first considered getting a nose job.
Tiny, sloped noses were dominating pop culture, and she dreamed of changing her own features to match.
As soon as she turned 18, Abbi joined a public waitlist for a rhinoplasty.
But while the surgery smoothed out the bridge of her nose and fixed her snoring, it wasn't the dramatic transformation the Melbourne journalist had hoped for.
"I remember being upset it wasn't sloped," she said.
"People would be like, 'Oh, you've had a nose job? That's really weird, it doesn't look like it.'
"That would be a shot to my heart."
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