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Deviated septum and over projected nasal tip (Photos)

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I have a deviated septum (confirmed by an ENT) which I plan to correct. But before I go ahead with the rhinoplasty, I'd like to know if there are any other abnormalities, particularly in the subnasal region. I feel like my nose might be over projected, but I'd like a professional opinion. There's a lot of cartiladge underneath my nose, and when my lips are flexed up, the cartilage becomes visibly noticeable. There's this large indent, as circled in the pics. The first pic is of my face in resting position. The other two are flexed. I was also curious if I could pair rhinoplasty with a lip lift! My upper lip is very thin.

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