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Jesse Adams47 said:Look, extending the nasal tip is a super tricky procedure—honestly, I’m not even sure if there’s a surgeon right here in America (or really anywhere else in Europe, for that matter) who truly specializes in that specific nuance.
The real masters of those kinds of complex tweaks are based in the States, and you see tons of patients from all over Europe and Asia—the ones who can swing the cost, obviously—flying across the Atlantic just to get their revision surgery done. Unfortunately, those types of procedures are just incredibly pricey for most people's budgets.

Now, Zambelli and Uglešić definitely have experience with nasal augmentations, but I'm just not certain how much they can handle when it comes to extending the actual tip.
I actually asked both Zambelli and Uglešić about this myself! Zambelli told me it was way too complicated and that I didn't even need it—but I *do* need it, because the way my tip looks right now totally throws off my whole face. Still, he did give me a nose that looks natural now (it used to look obviously operated on before!), I breathe perfectly fine, and considering where I started, it's a massive improvement—even if it isn't "perfect" yet since that tip still needs more length.
And then Uglešić, during my consultation, had the nerve to tell me I have a slightly "button" nose, but that it actually looks good on women! 🙄

So, since we don't have a huge variety of options here in the US when it comes to major augmentations, my advice would be to just go in for consultations with both of them and see exactly how much they think they can improve what I've already got.

Who are the world-class experts capable of extending a nasal tip?
hiddentrucker4 said:I'm looking into a revision myself, so count me in.
In some areas, they took off far too much—leaving the tip looking rather bulbous. I had a consultation with Zambell recently, and we discussed using rib cartilage for reconstruction. My specific issue is that while the nose is large, it has a saddle shape; ironically, I actually need to increase the volume just to make it look smaller visually. I have no idea how that even works out. I'm seeing Glumicic at the end of the month to get a second opinion. If anyone has navigated something similar, let me know.

I’m looking at rib cartilage too. What’s the word on zameb? Did he ever show any actual before-and-after shots from a rib graft job?
Anyone here actually dealt with a revision nose job? I need some real-world advice. My nose ended up looking way too small after my first surgery, and honestly, I’m at a loss for what to do next.😢