#to get it over and done with
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If you have already calibrated the E-steps and flow rate, you may want to try adjusting the first layer height. Sometimes when the first layer is too squished, it can cause issues with over-extrusion in the upper layers.
You may also want to check your slicer settings to ensure that the correct filament diameter is selected, and that the extrusion widths are appropriate for your printer.
Additionally, you could try reducing the printing temperature slightly or decreasing printing speed to help reduce the amount of plastic being extruded.
Finally, it is possible that there could be a physical issue with the extruder, such as a partially clogged nozzle or issues with the feeder gear. In such a scenario, you may need to disassemble and clean the extruder.