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Options for Raising Nasal Bridge Slightly?
I have been thinking about getting nose surgery to elevate the bridge of my nose slightly. I am not looking for a significant change, as my nose is fairly staight, small and not too wide, but not very defined. I feel like from some angles, it makes my face look a bit too flat and I would like more definition. What type of procedure would be ideal for me? Also, I live in the Vancouver, BC area now, so I was wondering if anyone could tell me how much I should look to be spending as well?
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Kandie
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Fillers
You may want to try something before surgery. A small amount of artfully placed filler can give you a nice 9-12 month result. Find a local doctor with experience with rhinoplasty AND fillers to see if this would be an option for you
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Rhinoplasty to Raise Nasal Bridge
There are definitely a few straightforward approaches to raising the height of the nasal bridge. This can be permanently accomplished by using your own cartilage harvested from your nasal septum or an inconspicuous spot on the back of your ear. Your own tissue tends to have the best healing characteristics. Another approach may be the use of a silicone nasal implant, but these are typically only used to raise and define the entire nasal dorsum including the...
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Portland Plastic Surgeon
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Rhinoplasty to raise nasal bridge
The rhinoplasty procedure will refine the look of the nose. Further height to the bridge will also make it look less flat in appearance and give more definition. Elevation of the bridge can be performed with a dorsal onlay graft of nasal septal cartilage if needed. The cost of a rhinoplasty is typically between $7000-$8000 which includes the operating room, anesthesia, and the surgeon’s fee for performing the procedure. Rhinoplasty surgery is performed as an outpatient...
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Options for raising the nasal bridge
There are a few options available if you wish to augment the nasal dorsum:
1) Implants
2) Filler
3) Using your own natural cartilage and tissue
Implants are still widely used by surgeons, but I prefer to use your natural cartilage if possible. I believe there are less risks using your own cartilage compared to using an implant. Risks associated with implants may include asymmetry, rejection, and infection.
Filler may mildly lift a drooping tip, and may be...
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Charlotte Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Options for Raising Nasal Bridge Slightly?
There are a number of options for raising the nasal bridge.
These include injectable fillers such as Radiesse, nasal implants and cartilage. The last two options require a trip to the operating room.
I could discuss your situation more completely if I had access to photos.
I suggest you arrange a consultation with an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon in your area to explore what will work best for you.
Good luck!
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Raising bridge options
It's pretty common to need to raise the bridge slightly. You could consider using your own cartilage versus using a silicone implant. I prefer using a patient's own cartilage when possible.
Without seeing your nose it's hard to say if anything separate would need to be done to your tip to further help with defining that area.
Cost vary a bit depending on how much work needs to be done exactly. I could give you a better idea after seeing several photos of your nose/face...
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Options to raise the nasal bridge.
There are many ways to raise the bridge but which way depends on other parts of the nose. Therefore,see an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon for a proper evaluation and answer. Cost varies depending on how much work is involved,etc.
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Raising a flat bridge
This is a fairly common problem, especially in the Asian population. The options are using your own cartilage vs.using an implant and there are pros and cons to each. it would be hard to give you more detailed information without seeing you in person or at least seeing photos of the nose from all angles.
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You may be a candidate for a Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty to raise the height of your bridge.
I read your concern. Many patients with low nasal bridges may benefit from an injectable filler treatment, and this may be a welcome alternative to rhinoplasty surgery. My experience is with Silikon-1000, an off-label filler for permanent results.
Hope this helps.
Dr. Joseph
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Options for Raising Nasal Bridge Slightly?
Aesthetically speaking it's best to see photos of your nose, front and profile shots, in order to make an evaluation. The nasal bridge can be raised by either breaking the bones and moving them together, if the nose is also a bit wide, or by placing a dorsal graft on top of the nasal bones and cartilage during Rhinoplasty.
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