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Uneven alar rim, nasal bridge & side profile not improved after septo rhinoplasty. Shall I proceed with third surgery? (Photo)

MountainmeltsMay 10, 2023
I had septo rhinoplasty to correct nasal deformity /deviated nasal tip one year back.My current results are 1. Uneven alar rim #2.Nasal bridge is not lifted properly #3.No improvement in side profile. This was second nose operation (1st jun 22) last i had in the year 2015. Please guide.This is breaking my emotions. Shall I proceed with the third surgery?

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