Feel Beautiful Plastic Surgery

A: Your result looks very nice, naturally symmetric, scars obscure, no visible evidence of contracture, and beautiful. You are young and early in your life cycle of breast changes that happen with age, pregnancy, weight fluctuations, etc. Wear good support, especially when physically active. If you want secondary breast lift at some future time to shift breast volume upward, delay until you must have it because every procedure carries new risks.

A: YES, you may have the "hump" (rhinion) cut and or rasped under local anesthesia without a larger surgery, but risk of disappointment with result. The hump is mostly cartilage which may not rasp so well and need to be cut for sufficient reduction. The hump also has a bony (osseous) component. Lowering the osseo-cartilaginous junction (hump) may produce visible irregularities that we camouflage with small grafts, DBM, and other solutions difficult to control with limited visualization. Can consider "liquid" rhinoplasty, but that would detract from other nice features of your very beautiful nose. There is more, but space for answer limited.

A: The most important information required to answer your question is, "What do you want fixed?" What do you want the breasts to look like that they now do not have? They're more symmetric in size and position than before, in exchange for your scars which should fade over time. Only a specific explanation of how you want the breasts changed will produce consistent and useful answers.

A: For tip of nose to appear smaller, the lower leteral cartilages should be trimmed, but also re-shaped and strengthened to add projection and tip definition, likely with a tip graft added. Skin of nasal tip should be dramatically thinned in my opinion, and lowering the nasal dorsum a bit would improve aesthetic tip-dorsum relationship. Also consider chin implant for improved balance, relationships, definition, and paradoxically for chin to appear more delicate.