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Is it possible to derotate my tip and lengthen my nose and give more definition to my bridge? (Photo)

rhinoplastyrevision1404Sep 28, 2023
I had my primary rhinoplasty 6 weeks ago and I am devastated. From the frontal view, my nose has gotten much wider due to my nasal bridge being shaved down too much. My tip is too upturned and as a result, my nostrils are always on show. I asked for my nose to still look like me, but have been left looking like an alien. Ideally, I'd like to return to as close to my old nose as possible, how soon can I get my revision and what should I ask for/prepare for? :)

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Hello! Thank you for your question.As far as I can see from your photos it is look like you have inverted v deformity. It would be better to talk about it with your surgeon but this image can be fix with revision surgery and you can have more elegant and natural looking nose. It would be more...

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Hello! Thank you for your question.As far as I can see from your photos your nose seem very deprojected and it seems like you do not have a columella. This things are cause unnatural looking. With revision rhinoplasty you will have more natural and harmonized nose. If you can provide photos with...

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