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Surgical access for a rhinoplasty involves cuts at the base of the nose
Surgical access for a rhinoplasty involves cuts at the base of the nose
Incision and scar to correct alar flaring
Incision and scar to correct alar flaring
Sutures are used to narrow the width of the nasal tip
Sutures are used to narrow the width of the nasal tip
Cartilage can be removed (“cephalic trim” in green) to reduce the height of the nasal tip
Cartilage can be removed (“cephalic trim” in green) to reduce the height of the nasal tip
A dorsal hump can be reduced by removal of bone and cartilage
A dorsal hump can be reduced by removal of bone and cartilage
Prominent bone and cartilage is reduced from the nose
Prominent bone and cartilage is reduced from the nose
Hump removal leaves an "open roof" in the nose which is closed with sutures and osteotomies
Hump removal leaves an "open roof" in the nose which is closed with sutures and osteotomies
Osteotomies are cuts in the nasal bones, allowing them to be moved to the desired position.
Osteotomies are cuts in the nasal bones, allowing them to be moved to the desired position.

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