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Can my previous revision rhinoplasty results be corrected without causing further damage? (photos)

Demie
I had rhinoplasty back in 2014 for the first time.I had a 'hump' on my nose.The doctor didn't correct it entirely so I had to get a revison.This time the dr placed cartilage in the tip for projection,but this ruined my nose.The carilage is visible,the tip is droopy,I have a dent in my nose now and even the profile is bad.I want to know if my nose can be fixed,if the cartilage can be taken out and if the bridge can be straigt again without it ruining my nose even further than it is

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