Art by Caden Smith In June, I was flipping through the Summer issue of Vogue, and found an article titled “ On The Nose , ” in which Alice Gregory gave a dull account of the hardship she endured having to decide between a traditional or non-surgical rhinoplasty (a more natural nose-job performed by injecting filler to change the contours of the nose bridge, instead of opening the skin and carving out chunks of cartilage.) The three-page spread, which could have been a substantial examination...