I have an asymmetrical nose bridge and tip and I’m looking into rhinoplasty to correct the issue. I’m kinda happy with how my nose looks from the sides (albeit I prefer the side to which my nose deviates), I have a particular issue with how it looks at 45 degrees from the opposite side (i.e., not the side to which my nose deviates) and the front. I want to have a more symmetrical nose that looks harmonious (more in line with my good side), but I’m afraid that a rhino would give me two ”bad sides”
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Answer: Would you consider a permanent non-surgical nose job?
Based on your photos, you appear to have an over projected nasal profile appearance and a droopy tip that is exacerbated with smiling. I think the bridge lowering effect in your computer imaging is pleasing. Personally, I would prefer a bit more tip projection and rotation. Since you require tip...
It's pretty clear from these photos that the cause of your wide tip is the size and shape and position of the two cartilages that form the tip of your nose. I can see the outlines of the cartilages, which means that the skin isn't thick enough to obscure them, which means the skin is of average...
Based on your photos, you appear to have a drop of retraction of your left nostril margin. If this is the asymmetry that is bothering you, depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections might be considered for lowering your left nostril and for improving upon nasal tip...
