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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Answer: A permanent non-surgical nose job may be considered for raising a low nasal bridge appearance.
Abnormal color discoloration of your nasal skin after three rhinoplasty surgeries could mean that you may have vascular compromise of your nose. I am unaware of any preoperative test to determine whether or not someone would achieve necrosis after too many rhinoplasties. All of this said, a...
Your up close photos are difficult to interpret, however, I believe I see an indentation in your mid bridge. If this is the case, microdroplet Silikon-1000 nasal injections maybe considered for improving upon this indentation without further surgery. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
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When extending the nose—especially to make it longer or more projected—it’s not just about cartilage. The flexibility of your skin plays a major role too. If the skin is tight or resistant to stretching, your surgeon may recommend doing the surgery in s...