I'm overall a pretty confident person. There is just one thing that truly bothers me. MY NOSE! I think it's too big for my face. I know that I do want a Alar base reduction. Also, when I smile, my nostrils pull up with my smile. It causes my nose to look like it's drooping. I'm not sure, but I think a nose lift would help that. but what else would you guys recommend to make my nose more suiting to my face?
Answer: What Is A Complete Rhinoplasty?
In the hands of an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon, a true rhinoplasty can re-shape the tip, the dorsum, and alar bases to make your nose match your face in a natural fashion. That is really the signature of an excellent rhinoplasty, one that does not look done, but Looks Natural and Matches One’s Face. Choose your surgeon wisely.
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In the hands of an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon, a true rhinoplasty can re-shape the tip, the dorsum, and alar bases to make your nose match your face in a natural fashion. That is really the signature of an excellent rhinoplasty, one that does not look done, but Looks Natural and Matches One’s Face. Choose your surgeon wisely.
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It is possible to have alar base reduction, the tip lifted, and nasal hump removal all in 1 session. This can be done through a closed rhinoplasty technique. Alar-based incisions are made right at the nostril sill to reduce the nostril base. The release of the depressor septi ligament will also dramatically improve the drooping of the nasal tip when smiling.
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It is possible to have alar base reduction, the tip lifted, and nasal hump removal all in 1 session. This can be done through a closed rhinoplasty technique. Alar-based incisions are made right at the nostril sill to reduce the nostril base. The release of the depressor septi ligament will also dramatically improve the drooping of the nasal tip when smiling.
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March 2, 2015
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The three procedures you mentioned can be performed in one session. You may benefit from slightly lifting the tip, which will decrease the drooping appearance that takes place when smiling. Eliminating the small nasal hump will help improve the appearance of your nose as well. Overall, it is a personal preference as to what changes you would like to make. The procedures can be performed subtly to enhance your own natural features, without having it appear you had any surgery. Thank you, and I hope this helps answer your question.
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Hello,
The three procedures you mentioned can be performed in one session. You may benefit from slightly lifting the tip, which will decrease the drooping appearance that takes place when smiling. Eliminating the small nasal hump will help improve the appearance of your nose as well. Overall, it is a personal preference as to what changes you would like to make. The procedures can be performed subtly to enhance your own natural features, without having it appear you had any surgery. Thank you, and I hope this helps answer your question.
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October 6, 2011
Answer: Multiple changes can be achieved with one rhinoplasty
All of the maneuvers would normally be performed at one surgery. I prefer the open rhinoplasty approach for this combination of enhancements. Alar (nostril) base reduction, hump reduction and narrowing with osteotomies (gently breaking the nose), upward rotation of the nasal tip, increasing tip projection, and narrowing and refining the tip are all possible changes for your nose as photographed. Of course, a thorough evaluation and consultation in person is essential to determine the ideal plan for you. Good luck.
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Answer: Multiple changes can be achieved with one rhinoplasty
All of the maneuvers would normally be performed at one surgery. I prefer the open rhinoplasty approach for this combination of enhancements. Alar (nostril) base reduction, hump reduction and narrowing with osteotomies (gently breaking the nose), upward rotation of the nasal tip, increasing tip projection, and narrowing and refining the tip are all possible changes for your nose as photographed. Of course, a thorough evaluation and consultation in person is essential to determine the ideal plan for you. Good luck.
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April 4, 2012
Answer: Rhinoplasty recommendations
Regarding your first question, all of the procedures that you list (Alar Base Reduction, Nose Tip Lift and Nose Bump Removal) may be performed in one session. Regarding your second question, although your photos help, it is difficult for a surgeon to make specific recommendations without examining you in person. It would serve you well to receive individualized recommendations that are tailored to your concerns and preferences. That is best done during a personal consultation with a board certified surgeon. Good luck to you.
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Answer: Rhinoplasty recommendations
Regarding your first question, all of the procedures that you list (Alar Base Reduction, Nose Tip Lift and Nose Bump Removal) may be performed in one session. Regarding your second question, although your photos help, it is difficult for a surgeon to make specific recommendations without examining you in person. It would serve you well to receive individualized recommendations that are tailored to your concerns and preferences. That is best done during a personal consultation with a board certified surgeon. Good luck to you.
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