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Is There Any Option Other Than Surgery to Lower my Nasal Bridge?

asked 6 months ago by Ryan Doherty in Westfield, MA
Latest answer by Robert Kotler, MD
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Tags: bridge, lower, options

I used a product a while back that was like a clip to put on my nose that i hoped would make it look smaller and thinner but it raised my nose bridge higher than i would like. It has been many months of not using the clip and my nose bridge has not gone back to before i used the clip and it is much to high. It is still straight without any humps but it is raised making my nose stick out from my face much more. Anything i can do other than surgery to get my nasal bridge back the way it was?

3 answers to Is There Any Option Other Than Surgery to Lower my Nasal Bridge?

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Only rhinoplasty can successfully lower the nasal bridge. No “clip” put on the nose will do it.

I am intrigued by this “clip” that you put on your nose, hoping that the nose will look smaller and thinner. It is not surprising that it might raise the bridge because what it does is gather up the tissue on the side of the nose and allow it to rise above your natural profile. How and why this device changed the architecture of your nose is somewhat mystifying, but in any event, you need to consult with a very experienced nasal surgeon to determine several things... more
Robert Kotler, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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There NO EFFECTIVE Non-Surgical Ways to Reduce a High Nose Arch

A high nasal arch (dorsum), depending on its prominence, is made up of the Upper Lateral Cartilages, the nasal bones and the upper nasal septum. There is NO effective and accurate way to remove a smooth a proportionate sliver of these structures AND to push the walls together without surgery.
Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon
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Non-surgical nose job.

I would have to see pictures of you nose to make this assessment. If the area above the bridge is low, an injection in that area can make the bump seem smaller. However, if your nose truly projects too far out, surgery is probably your best option.
David Alessi, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

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