Revision Rhinoplasty: Q&A
Ask a QuestionCan the Tip of my Nose Be Made Less Prominent? (photo)
I have had 2 rhinoplasty surgeries and I am still unhappy with the shape of the tip of my nose. I wanted it to be rounded off and not look so prominent when I smile. Also from the 3/4 view, it looks kind of like a ski jump with a point sticking out. I also want that rounded off. Please help!
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mainblaine456
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Ski Jump And Point
From the limited views, you may need additional dorsal hump resection with cartilage graft to the supratip area along with a few other things to the tip. I agree that an exam is necessary.
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For revision rhinoplasty a personal exam is very important
You posted only one photo and that one with expression. We take at least 8 other views of noses in additon to touching and looking inside the nose to determine whats best for a revision surgery. I suggest you seek a qualified revision specialist in your area for a qualified opinion on how to improve your nose.
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Revision rhinoplasty
It is difficult to form an opinion from this single view taken from above with contraction of your facial muscles. In order to determine the best method to narrow your nasal tip, a personalized consultation should be done with a well qualified rhinoplasty specialist.
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Revision rhinoplasty
It is difficult to provide you with advice without seeing additional photos. I would recommend a consult with a board certified revision rhinoplasty specialist. He/she will be able to examine your nose in person and provide you with information. I hope this helps, and best of luck.
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Rhinoplastu revision issue
It is a tough question to answer without better views and definitely an exam in person. Best to see a surgeon in person.
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Tip revision
It is very difficult to answer your question without seeing more pictures – you should consider posting more images showing your areas of concern
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