Is extra bone/cartilage on side of nose worth a full revision?

To make a determination Full revision rhinoplasty requires a full set of facial and nasal photographs from all angles, since the nose is a three dimensional structure. The hump that you're referring to is composed of both bone and cartilage. Once the hump has been removed, osteotomies will then be necessary to be placed in the nasal bones to Close the open roof created from hump removal itself. You may also need cartilage spreader graphs to prevent the upper lateral cartilages from collapsing inwards as well.