Removing the nasal bump would require a rhinoplasty. However, it looks like you need other parts of the nose, such as the tip, worked on as well. You should go on a few consults with surgeons in your area known fir their rhinoplasty work to determine which option would work best for...
There is a very small risk of infection with rhinoplasty surgery, as there is with any surgical procedure. The risk is elevated if implants are placed during the proceure. Careful adherence to sterile processes, which is observed in all operating facilities, helps keep the risk as small as it is...
Thank you for your question. This is commonly asked, and unfortunately, a lot of misinformation exist.First off, the terminology is incorrectly used by many surgeons. The best way to talk about these approaches is endonasal ("closed") versus external ("open"). The term 'closed'...