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Would revision rasping of my nasal bone make me worse off? Is it a risk? (Photo)

I want to rasp this prominent dorsum. Im afraid it would collapse or id be worse off. I knowy surgeon skilled. However what are risks and hows the recovery?

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Kevin M. Robertson, MD, FACS

There isn't a specific term for that nose shape.  But what is close is what we call the dorsal line or dorsal highlight of a nose.  Ideally the highlights begin with the paired curved browlines, and continue uninterrupted with either slight mid nasal narrowing, or with roughly parallel...

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Hello,There are a number of doctors that have a revision rhinoplasty practice. You should decide based on reviews, pictures and an in person consultation. Look for revision rhinoplasty Chicago on the real self site as a starting place .cheers

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Hello! Thank you for your question! The recommendations for the use of these homeopathic medications are surgeon preference. I typically suggest the use of Arnica Montana to decrease swelling and bruising. It is an herbal medication that is propagated from the seeds of an herb. I, as well as my...

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