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Advice needed on revision rhinoplasty to correct polly beak deformity (Photo)

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I underwent rhinoplasty several years ago and as you can see from the pictures the results were disastrous. . I developed an an inverted V deformity and pollybeak. I was also left with a small-round bump at the tip of my nose. My nose used to have a slight hump and more of a straight bridge, but far too much of my nasal bridge was removed. I'd also like to improve my unflattering slopey jawline/double chin but I am not willing to consider implants. Would a neck liposuction do the trick?

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