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Is the hardness on my nose tip from septum cartilage or from a cap graft? (photo)

xxenaaJun 26, 2024
I had a rhinoplasty where surgeon used all my septum cartilage without my consent to graft my nose. I hate my tip now, it doesnt suit my face. But is this specific cartilage in the picture septum cartilage or cap graft? He used both, so I cant tell.

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Hello and thank you for your question. It is difficult to give detailed advice based on this single picture. Generally speaking nasal tip deprojection and a mastoid fascia tip graft would potentially solve the issues you are describing. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified...

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