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For my "Boxy Tip" Do I Need Rhinoplasty or Tip-plasty? Thank You!

HeleNoseJan 15, 2012

I am concerned about my bulbous tip especially from a 3/4 angle. My skin is thick enough. In your opinion do the bones need to be broken? Can a refined nose be achieved? Thank you in advance, Helen.

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Dr. Peter A. Aldea, MD
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