Do I have open roof deformity after revision rhinoplasty? (photos)

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I made a weird face in one photo so you could see but on the one side towards the top I can feel a gap.

Man Koon Suh, MD · Answer

It appears that you indeed have an open roof deformity and supratip cartilage bulging. The open roof deformity, characterized by a bony gap and flat dorsum, can be effectively addressed through osteotomy.

Additionally, the supratip bulging deformity observed from a side view can be corrected to enhance overall aesthetics. This can be achieved through a procedure known as supratip septal lowering.

Understanding these specific deformities allows for targeted corrective measures, ensuring a comprehensive approach to achieve both functional and aesthetic improvements. If you have any further questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to discuss, feel free to share, and I'll provide additional information

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