Revision Rhinoplasty: Q&A

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Can I Restore the Humps on the Side of my Bridge?

I had a rhinoplasty during which osteotomies were performed to reduce the nasal width. But now feel like its too thin and has lost some of its character. My main concern is that I had bumps on the sides of my bridge that are no longer there. My Questions are 1 : Is it possible to restore these bumps? 2 : and is it possible to create a flatter bridge like i had before without reducing the height of my nose? Thanks for your time :)

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by katyb89
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Yes but why!?!

You have a fantastic nose now. You should be grateful that it looks so perfect and count your blessings that you had a great surgeon and that you healed so well. Don't waste your time thinking about your nose anymore. It's awesome. Enjoy it and focus on more important things in life now.
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Impossible revision rhinoplasty

It impossible to add bumps on the sidewall of the nose to widen the bridge. What you're asking for is a completely unnatural look and you would be very unhappy with the results. Best to leave well enough alone when you get a great result
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Can I Restore the Humps on the Side of my Bridge?

All surgeons will tell you that rhinoplasty patients have the highest degree of dissatisfaction of any surgery we do. Your result is excellent. Any attempt to change it will still likely be unsatisfying and opens the door to unnecessary complications.

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