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Nasal tip reduction. Open or closed Rhinoplasty? Maybe filler will be enough?

Anonymous2560525Jun 13, 2016
I have a tick nose tip skin therefore nose tip looks bulbous. I want to have more noble and straight nose. I live in Thailand and States (Maryland). In Thailand everything is cheaper, but maybe they have less experience with what I want to achieve. Many doctors in Thailand don't have rino portfolio, so I consider States, where I also want to purchase insurance if something will go wrong with this procedure. So my question is open or closed rhinoplasty? Maybe filler will be enough?

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