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My Nose Bump. Can I Get it Back to Normal? (photo)
Since i was 11 i had ran into a wall pretty hard and since then I've had a bump on my nose. My nose is average size but the bump is on the top of my nose and is a pain since i wear glasses. Would it be possible to get my nose back to normal as in have some type of surgery? If so what would it be called and would it be possible to be done in one visit?
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Dahlia_03
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Dorsal Hump
Trauma buckles and posterior displaced the cartilage of your nose. The hump at the junction of the bone and cartilage is the result of trauma. You will need the cartilage portion of the nose advanced forward with minimal bone removal of the bump. You would also benefit from a chin implant to harmonize your face.
Best Wishes,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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Rhinoplasty for nasal hump
Absolutely, a rhinoplasty can help improve the appearance of your nose and remove the nasal hump. The goal with rhinoplasty is to fix the nose with only one surgery. However, we cannot always control the way the patient heals, which is why a touch up may sometimes be necessary even if the procedure is performed properly by a skilled specialist. From here, I would recommend a consultation with a board certified rhinoplasty specialist. He or she may use computer imaging software to give...
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Nose bump causes pain when wearing eyeglasses.
Hi Dahlia_03,
The bump on your nose can be improved with a surgical procedure called rhinoplasty. Wearing glasses will be more comfortable once the hump is smoothed. Good Luck.
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My Nose Bump. Can I Get it Back to Normal?
Yes you can have a surgery called a rhinoplasty in one operative session. Best to consult with boarded docs in your area.
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My nose bump. Can I get it back to normal?
Hello, you are a good candidate for rhinoplasty and can expect to have excellent results. Schedule a consultation with a Board Certified Facial Surgeon. The surgeon will do some photo imaging and you will have the opportunity to get a good idea of what you can expect. Good luck to you.
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Rhinoplasty
A rhinoplasty to improve the dorsal bump can be performed to straighten it a bit. Go for a consultation to be properly evlaauted.
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Rhinoplasty for the broken nose.
Rhinoplasty for the broken nose involves resetting the nose and grafting your own cartilage from your septum over the depressed parts of your nose.
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Nose bump
A rhinoplasty to remove the bump and harmonize your nose would be the best and most long lasting solution. This would require consultation to determine what you are looking for, out patient surgery and recovery (usually about a week). good luck!
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Rhinoplasty will help
You pictures are very helpful. You will need to have rhinoplasty to reduce the dorsal bump and also elevate the tip. Morphing soft ware before surgery can be helpful.
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Back to normal with a rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty has great potential, yet normal can mean so many different things. The hump reduction is the 'easy' part, though planning how the rest of the nose follows and looks balanced can best be worked out with computer simulation to 'try out' changes to see what best fits your face.
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Rhinoplasty is likely your best option
You nose can be refined to remove the bump and have the nose "fit" your face. The hump removal will bring your nose into proportion in your face with a rhinoplasty or nose job. Since it is surgery, you would need a consultation, a pre-operative appointment, surgery day, and appointments after the surgery. Since you are young, this would create a permanent solution and create a nose that would last you a lifetime.
Filler above the bump...
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Charlotte Facial Plastic Surgeon
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My Nose Bump. Can I Get it Back to Normal?
There are two very effective options for the "bump." The first doesn't involve surgery. Filler, such as Juvederm, would be injected above the bump in the low point on the bridge to build up that area, camouflaging the bump and giving the appearance of a straighter profile. The second option would require a rhinoplasty to shave down the bump and likely place a small graft in that low point above where the bump is now. This should provide you with the straight profile that you desire. I hope...
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