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There are almost always several ways to achieve a result. To narrow that small area of the nose, the Liquify filter would work well. Below is what I got using Liquify. Similar to the clone stamp method, after you're done using the Liquify filter you might accidentally affect a larger area than you need. Mask it out with black and then gradually bring the correction back using a brush with 5% Flow to only the areas that need to change, and blend it into the original image so that there are no obvious seams or transitions.

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[QUOTE="Rich54, post: 1533776412, member: 109010"] There are almost always several ways to achieve a result. To narrow that small area of the nose, the Liquify filter would work well. Below is what I got using Liquify. Similar to the clone stamp method, after you're done using the Liquify filter you might accidentally affect a larger area than you need. Mask it out with black and then gradually bring the correction back using a brush with 5% Flow to only the areas that need to change, and blend it into the original image so that there are no obvious seams or transitions. [ATTACH=full]90282[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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