Two weeks ago I hit my nose and it turned a little bit to the right. The doctor put it back and told to wait for five days with some bandages on. After I removed the bandages the swelling was gone and the nose was still turned a little bit to the right. Does it takes more time for the bones to come back to their normal place? Is this possible and if yes how much time and will they heal effectively even if i tried to put them back to their place several times and got my self hurt?
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To project your nasal tip you will need a cartilage graft. I would take an open approach and harvest septal cartilage to form a tip graft as well as some cephalic resection of the lower lateral cartilages. This augmentation of your tip will make your nose appear narrower.
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