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How Can I Get a Dorsal Hump Back?

could anyone please tell me if this is possible and how, i want my dorsal hump back ill do anything if it could grow again any possible way to make it grow? i know this sounds like a stupid question but have to ask it, what can i do to get the bump back? there has got to be a way to get it looking like it did before, i have heard about the injected fillers, but would that look natural like the bone that used to be there? please help?

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Rhinoplasty Reversal

There is hope. Many patients experience anxiety early on after a rhinoplasty, but the appearance will only improve with time. However, if after healing you feel that the nasal dorsum (the bridge) is too low, then correcting this is relatively easy. Lets hope you don't need it, but if so your options are: Soft tissue fillers (will not feel like bone) revision rhinoplasty with augmentation of the bridge There are many materials that can be used to augment... more

Dorsal Hump #nosejob

Regret is the most common emotion to experience early on. You do need to allow this at least 6 months to really settle down. It takes almost one year for all of the swelling to go down but by 6 months you should have a good idea of the look you will have. I have found that by then patients usually get used to their new nose and like it. If you still hate it then you could have other procedures done. You need to know at the outset that if you do have other surgeries that you will never have... more

Rhinoplasty hump

Hi there, You asked this question last week, at which time you mentioned that you were only 4 weeks post op at that time. It's clear that you are really struggling with your new nasal appearance, which is distressing for you. You mentioned in one of your posts that it now looks "too perfect", and you're regretful of having had it changed. You're doing the right thing by discussing this in Realself. It's good you can express your concerns. If possible,... more

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