will putting continuous pressure on ur nasal bone induce bone resorption? may this reduce a small bump on the nose?
Answer: Continuous pressure will not induce nasal bone resorption It is impossible to produce bone absorption from just single finger pressure. A small bump on the nose can be easily removed by rasping the bridge and if it is a small enough bump, the nasal bone will not have to be broken. For more information about closed rhinoplasty, please see the link and the video below
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Continuous pressure will not induce nasal bone resorption It is impossible to produce bone absorption from just single finger pressure. A small bump on the nose can be easily removed by rasping the bridge and if it is a small enough bump, the nasal bone will not have to be broken. For more information about closed rhinoplasty, please see the link and the video below
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Molding the nose.
Although it may seem to make sense, I am not aware of a study which has shown this. Depite this, there are a proliferation of products on the market that claim to mold the nose.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Molding the nose.
Although it may seem to make sense, I am not aware of a study which has shown this. Depite this, there are a proliferation of products on the market that claim to mold the nose.
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October 22, 2010
Answer: Putting Continuous Pressure on My Nasal Bone Induce Bone Resoprtion
Interesting question. Yes it is possible but extremely unlikely to occur. Where did you come up with this idea? The amount of continual pressure needed to be exerted on the nasal bones and the length of time is not realistic therefore I doubt you could cause nasal bone resorption.
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Answer: Putting Continuous Pressure on My Nasal Bone Induce Bone Resoprtion
Interesting question. Yes it is possible but extremely unlikely to occur. Where did you come up with this idea? The amount of continual pressure needed to be exerted on the nasal bones and the length of time is not realistic therefore I doubt you could cause nasal bone resorption.
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October 21, 2010
Answer: Instead of Massage, Consider a Non-Surgical Solution to your Bump
Consult with an expert who does nearly only noses. Ask about " fillers". It may be appropriate if your bump is indeed very small.
Today's fillers are great. Less cost than surgery; no down time and you get an instant result.
Leave the massage work to physical therapists.
Best wishes to everyone in one of my favorite cities, Amman.
-Robert Kotler, MD, FACS in Beverly Hills
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Answer: Instead of Massage, Consider a Non-Surgical Solution to your Bump
Consult with an expert who does nearly only noses. Ask about " fillers". It may be appropriate if your bump is indeed very small.
Today's fillers are great. Less cost than surgery; no down time and you get an instant result.
Leave the massage work to physical therapists.
Best wishes to everyone in one of my favorite cities, Amman.
-Robert Kotler, MD, FACS in Beverly Hills
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January 25, 2016
Answer: Reducing the size of a nasal hump
The short answer to this question is that it is unlikely to help this process. However, if you have had a previous rhinoplasty, then yes continuous pressure on an area of fullness or small hump can often reduce the size of the bump. I hope this information helps.
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Answer: Reducing the size of a nasal hump
The short answer to this question is that it is unlikely to help this process. However, if you have had a previous rhinoplasty, then yes continuous pressure on an area of fullness or small hump can often reduce the size of the bump. I hope this information helps.
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