nope.
Well....it can possibly be fixed, but they won't do it.
 
It is touchy to fix, as the vertices are all converging at the nose, and its tricky to model that smooth....mostly you'll be gobbling up polys trying to smooth it out....may take a performance hit.

You mostly only see it when the light hits that area just right, if you look close on a lot of models you'll see it on them as well.