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Are there any minimally invasive or conservative revision options that might help with a crooked tip? (Photos)

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I had a closed rhinoplasty 1 year ago. The surgeon only worked on the cartilage, not on the nasal bones. I’m not happy with the result – especially the tip of my nose, which now looks more crooked than before surgery. What are my options at this point? I’m specifically looking for a low-impact solution, because after my last surgery I had very strong swelling and a tough recovery. Are there any minimally invasive or conservative revision options that might help with a crooked tip?

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