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Rhinoplasty - Upturned? Recommendation? (photo)
Until recently I had no problem with my nose, until someone told me that it looked angled upwards. The more I look at it, the more I feel they are right. And am considering rhinoplasty to make my nasolabial angle smaller. I am entirely new to the whole idea, and I'm still not sure if it is the right thing for me. I was hoping to get additional feedback on whether this is something I should pursue or not. Ever since it was brought up, I have been self-conscious about my nose. Here's a picture.
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Decreasing Nasal Tip Rotation
The nose can be lengthened and tip rotation decreased but this procedure requires this use of cartilage grafts in a patient like you. See a very experienced rhinoplasty surgeon because on the basis of the one picture you submitted I would discourage you from having this procedure. You must consider the ratio of risk/reward. You might consider a chin implant.
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Recommendations On A Rhinoplasty
Dear Bruce,
Although you have shared a single photo, it seems that you are looking to increase your nasal tip projection - a procedure that requires the use of cartilage grafts - and addressing the rotation of the nasal tip.
However, it is not possible to provide you with a solid opinion before a physical examination and weighing the risks and the benefits of the procedure that is projected to be delicate.
That being said please remember that commendable results require an...
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