Narrow Bridge, Shorter Nostrils - Is This a Very Serious Operation? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Narrow Bridge, Shorter Nostrils - Is This a Very Serious Operation?

I want do get my nose done and I wonder about the risks related to my operation. I would like to make the bridge smaller and more defined. I'd like to remove a small bump and shorten my nostrils a little bit. Plus some cartilage from the tip. The look I wish is a more narrow bridge that's a little bit concave, shorter nostrils and a more defined tip. How complex does this sound? Do you recommend any speciel doctor for this operation?

1 Doctor Answer | Asked by Verano in Denmark, Copenhagen
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How complex is nose surgery?

Rhinoplasty, in general, is a demanding procedure because the result is obvious (in the middle of your face), and even one or two millimeters of asymmetry or unanticipated contour is noticeable. Nasal skeletal structures must be surgically exposed and reduced, augmented, and recontoured as desired. The medium we surgeons are working with, skin, cartilage, bone, sutures, and possibly other materials, is dynamic (changes with time), and these changes must be anticipated in advance... more

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