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What can be done to fix my wide front profile?

daisyduke1999Oct 5, 2023
Nasal trauma 3 weeks after a revision rhino made nose heal improperly. What can be done to fix a wide front profile , as well as fixing the sloped side profile?????

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Dr. Eric M. Joseph, MD
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Lexie Wang, MD

It's always possible to remove the rib graft but the question is whether you would want to / if it's a good idea. I would check with your surgeon, and if s/he is not able to give you a decent answer, then get your op note and bring it to someone else who can further guide you.

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Tanveer Janjua, MD

Once your nostrils have been reduced it is impossible to reconstruct them without visible scarring. At this point your nostrils do not look bad overall. The risk of a revision includes nostrils looking worst than before. It is safer to leave it alone. Regards Dr. J

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Selcuk Inanli, MD

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos you have still hanging columella, droopy tip and a little sorsal hump. The injections will not be solve your problem permanently. This is a surgery defect and can be fixed with only revision surgery. It would be more...

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