I was told by a few doctors that this is an option that helps thick in the skin and cover a regularities as well as promote stem cell regeneration and circulation improvement. How do you go about this procedure for a revision technically third revision to thicken the skin at the tip ever so subtly? Can this technically be used to lower nostrils? Is it a quick procedure? Does it have to be taken through the belly button? s there chance of necrosis? What's the price point for this type?
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Good Afternoon! Fascia over the nasal tip is not a technically difficult procedure. I prefer to use temporalis fascia. Microfat can be placed at the same time within the fascia to help provide stem cells and growth factors. I often do this. The camouflage effect is quite nice and natural. It...
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Correcting nostril asymmetry is extremely difficult. Usually I counsel patients that I can make the nostrils look more symmetric on frontal view (I prioritize this view), then work on the base view. If we had to choose symmetry of one view over the other, the frontal view is most important...