Good afternoon.Why my nose droops when I smile?Is it normal?Is it too pointy?Could strenghtenning nose muscles with facial exercises help the tip of the nose not to go down?Thanks for answers.
Answer: Tip drooping with smiling. It is completely normal for your nasal tip to droop with smiling. There is a muscle that controls your nasal tip motion called the depressor septi muscle and it causes your tip to drop lower with smiling. If this concerns you, it can be addressed during a rhinoplasty and these attachments can be released to prevent drooping from occurring with smiling.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Tip drooping with smiling. It is completely normal for your nasal tip to droop with smiling. There is a muscle that controls your nasal tip motion called the depressor septi muscle and it causes your tip to drop lower with smiling. If this concerns you, it can be addressed during a rhinoplasty and these attachments can be released to prevent drooping from occurring with smiling.
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Answer: Droopy nose when smiling When patient's have a droopy tip and it points downward when smiling is due to the presence of having a active depressor septi ligament. The depressor septi ligament must be released at the time of the rhinoplasty to stop the tip from drooping with animation.
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Answer: Droopy nose when smiling When patient's have a droopy tip and it points downward when smiling is due to the presence of having a active depressor septi ligament. The depressor septi ligament must be released at the time of the rhinoplasty to stop the tip from drooping with animation.
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August 26, 2015
Answer: Why my nose droops when I smile? Is it normal? Thank you for this important question. To have a more accurate answer a physical exam is a must. However, from the photos that you have sent I could notice that you nasolabial angle does not change with your smile. What changes is your mandible that is already retruded (micrognathia) and thus give the illusion that your nose is drooping. Based on that I would advise you to a dress your chin before addressing your nose. Again I would insist on a face to face physical exam in order to confirm those findings.best, Shady Hayek, M.D. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Beirut, Lebanon
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August 26, 2015
Answer: Why my nose droops when I smile? Is it normal? Thank you for this important question. To have a more accurate answer a physical exam is a must. However, from the photos that you have sent I could notice that you nasolabial angle does not change with your smile. What changes is your mandible that is already retruded (micrognathia) and thus give the illusion that your nose is drooping. Based on that I would advise you to a dress your chin before addressing your nose. Again I would insist on a face to face physical exam in order to confirm those findings.best, Shady Hayek, M.D. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Beirut, Lebanon
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August 26, 2015
Answer: Depressor Nasi Septi Thanks for the question. The muscle listed above is the reason that your nose drops when you smile. It is a very common issue, but some people have more pronounced function than others. It can be difficult to treat as cutting this muscle during surgery can lead to unwanted effects. Botox is another option and might be more reasonable as the effects are temporary. I have not heard of any physical therapy or exercises to treat this issue, but I'm sure it can't hurt. Good luck!
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August 26, 2015
Answer: Depressor Nasi Septi Thanks for the question. The muscle listed above is the reason that your nose drops when you smile. It is a very common issue, but some people have more pronounced function than others. It can be difficult to treat as cutting this muscle during surgery can lead to unwanted effects. Botox is another option and might be more reasonable as the effects are temporary. I have not heard of any physical therapy or exercises to treat this issue, but I'm sure it can't hurt. Good luck!
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September 14, 2015
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