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When a nose has a hump, the apex of the hump, the most prominent part, is
usually at the junction of where the upper, bony part of the nose meets the
lower, cartilaginous part of the nose.
If you grab the sides of your nose hard as you feel up and down the sides of
your nose, you'll be able to feel where the side walls are made of hard,
immovable bone and where they are made of soft, pliable cartilage.
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Questioner:
Would I be a candidate for non surgical rhinoplasty to get rid of the bump in my nose and raise the tip?
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Dr. Denenberg's answer: Non-surgical rhinoplasty can only make a nose look larger
Hi. A non-surgical rhinoplasty cannot remove a hump, nor can it raise a tip. The mechanics are easy: removing a hump and raising a tip would make a nose look smaller, but injecting something *into* the nose can only make it look larger! See?
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