Say I had a nose job and would still like my tip to be rotated another 5-10 degrees upward could this be a minor in office procedure? What’s things can be done to achiever this without having to go under general anesthesia and go through another surgery all over again? Please note I don’t want Botox or filler I want a permanent solution. Additionally, I don’t want my nose to be deprojected or projected. I think it looks great. Just want the tip lifted another 5-10 degrees.
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Answer: In general, nasal tip rotation requires surgery.
Hello and thank you for your question. I always recommend maintaining close follow up with your surgeon. This could still be due to swelling and you should have regular steroid injections. Alternatively, it may not improve. Either way, I recommend that you maintain close follow up with your...
Hello and thank you for your question. This is the exact reason I don’t like to do external alar base incisions. They can result in very severe and difficult to fix scars. You may be a candidate for a surgical scar revision. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified b...
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