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Can Radiess Help a Wide Nose?
My nose is rather wide when I smile, but I also have a famous "Polly beak" tipping. Could radiess help with this?
Asked 27 months ago by
minnii in spain
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Radiesse for nose reshaping
Fillers work best on noses that have a hump on profile and can fill in the depression above the bump thereby making the profile more of a straight line. For a wide nose, I can't imagine that any filler would give it a more narrow appearance. The photo you show does not reveal a very wide nose but pictures can be deceiving and if it bothers you terribly, then you would be best suited to see a plastic surgeon in consultation to discuss a rhinoplasty. Good luck.
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Not a good nose for Radiesse or any filler.
As much as I like fillers such as Radiesse, the concerns you have about your nose are really not ones that can be properly corrected with non-surgical options. An actual surgical rhinoplasty is more likely to be able to address the polly beak and the width.
Good luck,
--DCP
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A Beautiful Nose "Gets Out of the Way" of the Other Facial Features, It Should Not Dominate the Face
Hola Minnii,
You are a very pretty woman with gorgeous eyes. Your large nose diverts the focus on your face away from your eyes. By refining your nasal tip, and making the rest of your nose "fit" your face, your beautiful eyes will be the central focus of your face.
Radiesse will only make your nose larger and further direct attention toward your nose. A beautiful nose "gets out of the way" of the eyes, and less so other facial features (lips, cheeks).
When you...
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Rhinoplasty will help a long nose with polly beak deformity
Minii,
You are wasting you time and money. If Radiesse is placed on your nose it will INCREASE the height of the nose which already in my opinion is too high.
From this lateral-oblique view, you appear to have
- a overly long nose
- a high dorsum, possibly with a hump (cannot see on this view)
- an amorphous bulbous nasal tip where the Right (lower lateral) tip cartilage appears to be protruding in front of the left
- plunging nasal tip which MAY plunge more with smiling
- probable showing...
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