Hello 34 Hispanic male here. I generally like my nose but have always felt that the sides of my nose bridge had way too much skin. Hard to really explain with a picture it will be clear to see. I would like the skin to be pulled back/removed to reveal a slighter thinner bridge area.
I have always seen pictures of before and after of getting rid of humps that can be seen from the side, but I dont see a lot of front view bumps on the top of the nose bridge that make the nose appear wider. Is it possible to make my nose thinner from the front, since its a bone that makes it look wider?
Wondering if Im a good rhinoplasty candidate. Im looking for my nose to be straightened out and bridge made more symmetrical and slightly thinner. Also for the tip to be more defined and less bulbous
I have viewed hundreds if not thousands of rhinoplasty before and afters, and the reason I decided against the procedure is because they all have the same final look: boxy bridge the same width as the tip. Personally I dont find this attractive. I would like to know why 99% of rhinoplasties end up this way, and if there is hope for a new procedure in the future that can keep a natural looking nose bridge.
I'm looking at having my deviated septum fixed after I'm done breast feeding. At the same time I would like to have the rhinoplasty done to narrow my bridge/tip and define my nostrils. Approximitely how much would the additional rhinoplasty cost, if my insurance is covering the septoplasty?
I am almost 33 and a registered nurse. I'm quite senior within my role and I'm often in charge. Because of this I feel I want to look mature and appear my age. But I am frustrated that people often comment on me being 'cute'. Ive been a smoker for almost 18 years but I'm still asked for ID each time I buy cigarettes. I recently enquiried about Botox and fillers but the practitioner I saw said there'd be no benefit at the moment. Would a nose job make me less cute and more pretty?
Hello. I am planning on getting a rhinoplasty soon. I have talked to one of my friend's father who is a plastic surgeon and he said he wouldn't do it because my skin is too thick. I would like my nose shorter and thinner, more defined. Is it possible? If so, to what extent?
Okay so it's 3 weeks post op and I'm really scared because I feel there is a hump on the top of my nose and I never had it I just did the surgery to make my nose thinner and more elevated. Is this just water retention? It doesn't feel like a bone but I don't know is this normal ?
The question says it all- Does changing your side profile noticably change how your nose looks from the front? If my nose gets any thinner it'll look strange on my face, but I really want to make my side profile shorter/a little more upturned. How would this affect my nose from the front? :)