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The base view is often the best view to illustrate a sideways deflection of
the nose. If you were to put your finger on his nose where it starts
between his eyes and run your finger down the length of his nose, your finger
would be quite far off to his left by the time you got to the tip.
The broken cartilages that are dragging his dorsum off to the left also
drag the base of his nose and his nostrils off to the left in the before
picture.
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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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