I have a tip deprojection septo-rhinoplasty on the horizon & I am also going to request a tip rotation to bring my nasolabial angle within the normal male range of 90-95 degrees (currently 87). I also have a bit of a flat, elongated maxilla I believe was caused by mouthbreathing due to my deviated septum. I was considering getting a custom midface + infraorbital combination implant but I'm worried this might change the overall look after the rhino or bring things out of proportion.
The shape of my nostrils are also slightly uneven. Ive never had any sort of nasal trauma. Im not knowledgeable about facial aesthetics so I am also wondering if my nose bridge is slightly bent or crooked based on the pictures. Also, my nasolabial folds are not symmetrical, this is most noticeable when I smile.
I want to know how I can make my nasolabial angle more obtuse and attractive. While researching, I realized it's not just the angle, but it has to be something underneath at the base of the nose that is different. After looking this up, I saw a two types of surgeries on google images... a premaxillary augmentation, and a paranasal augmentation. Could someone tell me how this could augment my philtrum and increase my nasolabial angle? Are there even any surgeons who perform this?
So in the last 2 years, I have developed quite pronounced nasolabial folds. I am open to the idea of injectable fillers and fat transfer procedures as a temporary solution, but I would ideally like something a lot more permanent in the long run. I am most interested in nasolabial fold excision, so if any experts could provide me with the details of any clinics in Australia (preferably Adelaide, but would travel interstate if need be) that offer this procedure, that would be greatly appreciated.
Im unhappy with the asymmetry of my nasal wings. As you can see on picture 1 my nasal wings are not on a parallel line even in a static face. Its hard to explain but the right nasal wing is a little bit higher than the left one. It gets worse when I smile ( see picture 2). So is it possible to do something about it with relatively less surgical effort to make it more symmetrical? Or is it only a mimic issue which could only be treated by botox? (But I want a long-term result) Thanks in advance!
Hello, I had rhinoplasty ( closed ) before 4 days. The tip of the nose and columella are so uplifted and piggish! I know that the tip will drop a little after some months, but not as much as I want. The nasolabial angle now is 113 , too big angle for me! I am upset and don't know what to do! Even if the tip drop, the columella will not probably! May the tip and the columella be enlarged with filler, just not to be so flat?