It's almost as if there is no angle between my lip and nose. It's very embarrassing. It makes my nose look very pointy.
Answer: Rhinoplasty to decrease the angle between nose tip and philtrum The photographs show a very prominent nasal spine, caudal septum and columella. A columellar plasty can be performed as a stand-alone procedure to remove cartilage and skin to decrease the angle between the nose and upper lip. The columellar-plasty can be performed with a full rhinoplasty if necessary. For many examples of columellar show reduction ,please see link below
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Rhinoplasty to decrease the angle between nose tip and philtrum The photographs show a very prominent nasal spine, caudal septum and columella. A columellar plasty can be performed as a stand-alone procedure to remove cartilage and skin to decrease the angle between the nose and upper lip. The columellar-plasty can be performed with a full rhinoplasty if necessary. For many examples of columellar show reduction ,please see link below
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Answer: Obtuse nasal angle The angle between the nose and philtrum is obtuse and is not aesthetically pleasing for a male. It can be corrected by reducing the vertical height of the columella by reducing part of the caudal septum and sometimes the nasal spine. It is almost similar to a tension nose. RegardsDr. J
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Answer: Obtuse nasal angle The angle between the nose and philtrum is obtuse and is not aesthetically pleasing for a male. It can be corrected by reducing the vertical height of the columella by reducing part of the caudal septum and sometimes the nasal spine. It is almost similar to a tension nose. RegardsDr. J
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February 22, 2018
Answer: Rhinoplasty possibility Your concern can be addressed with a rhinoplasty procedure that would create a deeper junction between the lip and nose.
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Answer: Rhinoplasty possibility Your concern can be addressed with a rhinoplasty procedure that would create a deeper junction between the lip and nose.
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October 16, 2015
Answer: Yes This can be addressed fairly easily - what you have is called "tension nose" and is substantially a nasal septum which has overgrown to pull the skin upwards.
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Answer: Yes This can be addressed fairly easily - what you have is called "tension nose" and is substantially a nasal septum which has overgrown to pull the skin upwards.
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July 15, 2014
Answer: My philtrum runs to tip of my nose. Leaving no distinction between my nose and upper lip. Can this be corrected? That can be addressed with a closed rhinoplasty.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA...................
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Answer: My philtrum runs to tip of my nose. Leaving no distinction between my nose and upper lip. Can this be corrected? That can be addressed with a closed rhinoplasty.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA...................
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