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Can we cancel this straightness?

Calm212943Nov 9, 2024
Is there a way to make my nose look not straight? I dont like this design. Id much rather have a nose that looks not operated. Nobody has a straight nose like this naturally . I want to be able to resemble my family more and have a natural bulk even if its considered ugly . Is there anyway to lift the whole nose up and add more mass to the dorsum in a convex shape . Also increase the tip length so the tip and start of the nose wont be parallel. And also project the nostrils more by extending tip

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Richard G. Reish, MD, FACS

Hello and thank you for your question. Generally speaking, these grafts can be removed and a nasal tip deprojection with tip derotation can be performed during a revision. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified rhinoplasty surgeon who can evaluate you in person...

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Based on your photos, you are a good candidate for revision rhinoplasty with tip deprojection. This can be fairly complex and is much better done under general anesthesia. The only thing we would do under a local is to shave down a small bony bump if one forms after primary rhinoplasty. I would...

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Hello! Thank you for your question Your symptoms may indicate a septal perforation, graft failure, or chronic inflammation. These complications require further evaluation. I recommend: Second Opinion: See a board-certified rhinoplasty specialist or ENT experienced in revisions. Imaging: Get a...

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