Thank you for sharing your concerns and expectations. It's completely natural to admire features of celebrities like Natalie Portman and wonder about achieving a similar appearance. However, maintaining realistic expectations is crucial when considering cosmetic changes. Every individual’s facial structure is unique; what suits one person may not necessarily suit another. It's easy to fall into the trap of adhering to stereotypical beauty ideals, which can ultimately be more harmful than beneficial. Instead of trying to replicate someone else's features, focus on enhancing your own natural beauty and fostering self-knowledge and acceptance before undergoing surgery.
When it comes to achieving a nose similar to Natalie Portman's, cosmetic procedures like rhinoplasty can modify the shape and size of your nose to better complement your face. It’s essential to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon who can evaluate your facial structure and provide realistic expectations of what can be achieved. They can use digital imaging to show you potential outcomes based on your specific anatomy. Based on my initial impression, it seems your skin might be thicker and the alar base wider, which means that achieving a nose exactly like Natalie's could be challenging.
Adapting another person's smile is even more challenging, as a smile is influenced by many factors, including the shape of the mouth, the alignment of the teeth, and the movement of facial muscles. While dental treatments and orthodontics can make improvements, they won't replicate another person's smile exactly.
The first step is to work on self-acceptance, recognizing that your beauty is unique, and to avoid trying to mimic someone else's appearance. It's also wise to screen for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) with a mental health professional to prevent the mistake of undergoing ill-advised surgeries. Screening for BDD can often be done quickly online and is a crucial step before considering any cosmetic procedures. After this, have an honest discussion with an experienced plastic surgeon about your expectations. Remember, revision surgeries are typically more complicated than the initial procedure, and the complexity increases with each subsequent surgery.
Body dysmorphic disorder is a serious condition that should always be considered. Early treatment is important due to the potential for worsening over time and the presence of associated comorbidities. I hope this response helps you and others who are struggling with concerns about physical appearance. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings. I truly hope this information helps you and others in similar situations. Remember, it's important to appreciate your unique qualities and approach any changes with careful thought and professional guidance. Take care and best wishes on your journey toward self-acceptance and possibly transformation.
Kind regards,
Dr Bukret from Argentina