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If a nose is deprojected significantly, it tends to appear longer, even
if the real length of the nose wasn't changed during the operation.
For that reason, I will also shorten a nose that is undergoing significant
deprojection, to keep the nose from looking too long after surgery.
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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.
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