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Many plastic surgeons in today’s world, including myself, have an office equipped with digital imaging software. This technology allows a computerized image of the nose to be virtually manipulated and can give the patient and doctor a means to create a realistic goal for the rhinoplasty. S...

Dear Jenni01, With computer imaging, you can see what both version of your nose will look like, then you can decide Ultimately, it is your nose and it is up to you with what makes you happy When you are ready, please see a rhinoplasty expert who can address all of your...

The nose is made of bone and cartilage (hard, firm structures) covered by skin. Compression of these structures will only compress the skin, but not the bone or cartilage. However, post-surgery, we often recommend compression exercises (see my website) to mold the fractured bones and to diminish...

After trauma to the nose a closed reduction will align the nasal bones and correct the deformity.  There will be swelling this can alter the appearance of the early result, and it can have an effect on the long term result and undo the good work of the closed reduction. I agree with...

Unfortunately there is no great nonsurgical way to counter-rotate your tip (give you closer to a 90-degree angle). Fortunately, with surgery this can be accomplished and give you excellent results.  Everyone's nose is different, and you were blessed with one that is slightly rotated up....

An inverted V deformity occurs when there is a discrepancy in the nasal bone width versus the width of the upper lateral cartilages, typically where the upper lateral cartilages collapse inward too much after a hump reduction. It is best treated with spreader grafts to stent the upper lateral...