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What is the Most Minimally Invasive Procedure for Large Nose Tip?

My nose looks like a downward pointing arrow. Is there a way to "shorten" the appearance of the tip, as well as make it less "round?"

Asked 24 months ago by smackqueline in Atlanta
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Nasal shortening, and upward rotation of your downward pointing nasal tip may be improved with Rhinoplasty Surgery.

Nasal shortening, and repair of a droopy, dependent nasal tip are realistic goals to have if you're considering Rhinoplasty Surgery. Rhinoplasty Surgery has minimal downtime, and most patients may return to work or resume social activities in less than 2 weeks. You should consult several board-certified, experienced Rhinoplasty surgeons with many favorable photos before you proceed. I hope you find this helpful.
Eric M. Joseph, MD
West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Non Delivery Cephalic Trim

Hi, The most minimally invasive is a "closed, non-delivery cephalic trim of the Lower Lateral Cartilages!" That's a mouthful, but basically, it means that when everything else with the tip is nearly perfect and its only a matter of reducing the width of the Lower Lateral Cartilages, a Rhinoplastic Surgeon can do a 12-15 minute operation with practically no bruising or swelling or pain and debulk these cartilages from underneath.
Shervin Naderi, MD
Washington DC Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Surgery is surgery

There is no minor surgery -- just minor surgeons. If you want nasal improvement seek an opinion from a well experienced rhinoplastic surgeon. Discuss what you want improved, let the doctor worry about how much surgery is needed.
William B. Rosenblatt, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon
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