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What can I do to make the bottom part of my nose look more projected? (Photos)

dblink182rulzDec 1, 2024
Depression near nose - I had a revision rhinoplasty over a year ago. I am happy with the outcome (I know it isn’t perfect and is still crooked, but way better then before) however there is a depression right near my nose that bothers me. I feel like the bottom part of nose needs to project off my face more. I feel like I had it before any of my rhinoplasty’s but it got worse after them. What can I do to make the bottom part of my nose look more projected?

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And cartilaginous irregularities are not amenable to rasping, in general. Please consider re-asking your question in several months when more swelling has resolved. Depending on your examination, you may be amenable to a permanent non-surgical nose job to camouflage the edge of cartilage, and to...

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Based on your photos, the only thing I see that might not be proportioned is your nasal base. At times microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections can be considered for improving upon nostril symmetry on front view, however, it's not clear from your photographs whether or not this would be suitable.

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