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I only want to reduce the size of the tip of my nose while retaining its shape. Is this possible with tip rhinoplasty? (Photos)

I'm not interested in reducing the width of my bridge, and the lower cost and recovery time of a tip rhinoplasty is a big plus. I only want to reduce the size of the tip of my nose while retaining its shape. is this possible with tip rhinoplasty or is it likely that a full rhinoplasty will be needed? of course, a consult in person would be best to examine and answer this for certain. this is for my pre-consult research, thanks for your time!

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