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I would watch it, but I don’t think it is. It's more of just another beak deformity which shouldn't be bred if you're breeding for quality. Yes. (Be careful not to hit the quick, so just where it is lighter in color.)

She'll be fine. Looking at the pictures, it looks more than a beak trim that's an issue with her beak. It looks like it doesn't fully close in the middle? If you can, I'd try to start filing her bottom beak down for a few weeks to see if that'll fix the problem along with her top beak. If it...