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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:
Who are the rhinoplasty revision specialists in the United States?
I need an ENT and facial plastic surgeon that specializes in rhinoplasty revisions. It doesn't seem like many are out there. Please refer me to some besides Cochran, Hilinski, and Frankel.
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Dr. Denenberg's answer: They seem to be all over the place!
If you ask a surgeon to name the three greatest surgeons of all time, he'll have trouble thinking of the other two.
Key is to look at a doctor's before and after photos, and see if you like his results. See the Web reference link.
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