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tbee16Feb 19, 2020
I’ve had two rhinoplasties. The first I liked but still had a hump and lacked cartilage on one side making it look crooked. For my revision my new PS did septoplasty, removed my hump, and added ear cartilage to my R side. My nose looks terribly wide, big, and flat now. He also undid the tip sutures my previous PS had done even though I never mentioned to change my tip. I definitely want ear cartilage removed. How else do I fix?

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Jay Calvert, MD, FACS

I would recommend several aspects of the nose to be repaired: narrow the bridge between the eyes, make the tip less bulbous, and support the tip in a bit of an elevated position.This would probably require some grafting to hold the shape of the nose.

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Lucian Ion, FRCS

Dear Emma12146,The problem seems to be related to a combination of curvature of the columella and retraction of the left nostril. The fire from below suggest that the intermediate crura are deviating to the right with the tip domes leaning over to the right. The soft triangles are rather ...

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Tanveer Janjua, MD

The deep radix can be filled with a filler or an implant to make the transition smoother.Also sometimes it can be an overactive procerus muscle and botox can soften the area.RegardsDr.J

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