How can I get the pyramid shape of my nose back? (Photos)

December 19, 2024
Asked By:shy_strawberry23 in Anaheim, California

7 months ago I had a primary rhinoplasty. I had previous a dorsal hump, tension tip nose. I did not want a sloped upturned nose, but alas, it was my outcome. I am looking to restore my triangular/pyramid shaped nose from the front, what can be done to do so? I know it has to do with the infratip lobule. I currently have an SEG placed in my tip as well. Looking to derotate too.

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December 27, 2024

Answer: How can I get the pyramid shape of my nose back?

December 27, 2024

Answer: How can I get the pyramid shape of my nose back?

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