Or is the upper width of them too great therefore do I need to have the bones broken? I like my tip, nasal base width & profile. It's just the width of the bones at the top (not at the base). It's for cosmetic reasons but I also find it difficult to wear sunglassses because of this. If I need the bones broken is it a relatively simple procedure that can be done via a closed rhinoplasty without affecting the shape/size of my original nose? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Answer: Sometimes simple rasping of the bones is always necessary with rhinoplasty.
The picture is inadequate to give a complete response but it looks as though the bony projections might be able to be treated by rasping only. The overall with the nasal base needs to be evaluated to see if this is a possibility.
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The picture is inadequate to give a complete response but it looks as though the bony projections might be able to be treated by rasping only. The overall with the nasal base needs to be evaluated to see if this is a possibility.
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The nasal bones can be reduced in height with a rasp, but to narrow them needs an osteotomy ( the bones broken)
The problem with rasping only is that the nose will appear broad and flat and that is a result that I suspect will not meet your expectations. A rhinoplasty is about proportion, so to decrease height often means you need to narrow the nose to maintain proportion.
I hope that is of some help
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The nasal bones can be reduced in height with a rasp, but to narrow them needs an osteotomy ( the bones broken)
The problem with rasping only is that the nose will appear broad and flat and that is a result that I suspect will not meet your expectations. A rhinoplasty is about proportion, so to decrease height often means you need to narrow the nose to maintain proportion.
I hope that is of some help
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August 14, 2013
Answer: Rasping the bridge line and osteotomies
Most patients need osteotomies after a hump has been removed. In this particular case, the top of the bridge is quite wide and will become even more wide when only rasping is performed. Osteotomies will be required, and this can be performed with closed rhinoplasty techniques. Please see our closed rhinoplasty photo gallery link below
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Answer: Rasping the bridge line and osteotomies
Most patients need osteotomies after a hump has been removed. In this particular case, the top of the bridge is quite wide and will become even more wide when only rasping is performed. Osteotomies will be required, and this can be performed with closed rhinoplasty techniques. Please see our closed rhinoplasty photo gallery link below
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August 14, 2013
Answer: Osteotomy or rasping of nose?
Hi there,
The nasal bridge is a key part of nasal aesthetics. A rasping alone will not be appropriate for your nasal bones, they are too wide.
It should however be possible to correct the bony vault closed. My practice is mainly open rhinoplasty, but your picture demonstrates most likely vault work alone which is possible to do closed.
All the best,
Howard Webster
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Answer: Osteotomy or rasping of nose?
Hi there,
The nasal bridge is a key part of nasal aesthetics. A rasping alone will not be appropriate for your nasal bones, they are too wide.
It should however be possible to correct the bony vault closed. My practice is mainly open rhinoplasty, but your picture demonstrates most likely vault work alone which is possible to do closed.
All the best,
Howard Webster
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August 13, 2013
Answer: Can I Just Have my Nasal Bones Rasped a 1-2mm to Bring Them in Line with the Rest of my Nose?
A closed rhinoplasty will be able to accomplish your goals.
Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Answer: Can I Just Have my Nasal Bones Rasped a 1-2mm to Bring Them in Line with the Rest of my Nose?
A closed rhinoplasty will be able to accomplish your goals.
Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.
Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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