Rhinoplasty and Something with the Lips? (photo)

I've always had a huge issue with my "non feminine" features. I don't have a huge bump in my nose but from the front I wish my nose looked more feminine. A also feel like the space between my upper lip and my nose is to long, my top lip is very small and pokes out at a funny angle. What procedures would you recommend?

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Rhinoplasty and Lip Enlargement

Removing a small amount of cartilage at your tip will refine it a bit if you would like. Filler to the lips can augment as much or as little as you want. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Rhinoplasty

Your nose on profile looks very nice, if anything I would do a tip plasty to soften the tip a bit, but that would be it.

Steven Wallach, MD

12 reviews

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Rhinoplasty and Something with the Lips?

Very, very difficult case, you need a very qualified surgeon, it is necessary operat the nose, the lips and the chin.

Feminizing the nose and lips.

Your choir nose and lips already look feminine and you look pretty. Leave them alone remembering you can always find a surgeon willing to operate.

Toby Mayer, MD

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Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

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amyemzy 4 Feb 2013

Your nose is close to perfect especially your profile, most surgeons will always find something they think they can fix and sometimes make it worse. In my opinion i think you should get fillers instead it is less risky but makes such a beautiful change when done tastefully. I would suggest fillers in your lips which would balance them out and having a fuller top lip would also create less obvious space between your nose and lips. And maybe some filler in the cheeks its very feminine. Overall i think you are very pretty and dont need something drastic like surgery.

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