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Rhinoplasty -- revision noses Table of Contents:

These patients all had a previous rhinoplasty. They came to Dr. Denenberg to try to improve on the results of the first operation. A second-time rhinoplasty is called a revision rhinoplasty.

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revision rhinoplasty
Patient 1		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 2		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 3		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 4
revision rhinoplasty
Patient 5		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 6		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 7		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 8
revision rhinoplasty
Patient 9		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 10		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 11		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 12
revision rhinoplasty
Patient 13		 revision rhinoplasty
Patient 14

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Next: an example of the solid advice Dr. Denenberg gives patients on RealSelf.com.
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Questioner: Why do I have to wait until I'm 18 years of age to have my nose fixed?
When I was about 10 or 12 I broke my nose in a car crash. I am 16 now and my nose is bent and my left nostril is blocked because of my nose bending towards the right because it's broken. I really want a doctor to just break it back or set it straight but when I went to hospital when I was 15, the doctors said I will have to wait until I am 18 to get it fixed. They said that my face is still developing so that's why they wont do it. Would it be possible if I could get it fixed at this age?
(Questioner submitted photos)

Dr. Denenberg's answer: Hmm. I think you're probably ready.
In my practice, most women aged 15 or older are ready for a rhinoplasty. We like to see that a woman is having regular periods and is about done getting taller. Then it's okay.

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