Nicholas Husni, MD, PhD, FACS

Thanks for your question. Pre-op photos, and earlier post op-photos would be helpful. If the Right implant hasn't changed position since the operation, and the implant is soft like the Left side, it probably isn't a capsular contracture. If you have been doing aggressive displacement exercises on the Right, and the implant hasn't dropped, it could be hung up on a prominent rib or a bit of muscle. If you haven't been doing displacement exercises, it's probably time to start. Make sure to follow up with your surgeon, or get a second opinion from a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon if your surgeon cannot help. Best of luck to you!

We were skeptical at first, but after doing it for 1.5 years we are very happy with results. IT IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR A FACE LIFT. But if you don't need or want a facelift and understand it is not a surgical level of lifting it is a great procedure. If you want to restore some youth to your face with zero downtime, it is, in our opinion, the best thing available right now.

Please include a photo that has both of your eyes and most of your nose. Then we will be able to appropriately determine the canthal tilt, or angle. A positive canthal angle has the outside corner of the eye higher than the inside corner of the eye. A negative canthal angle would have the outside corner lower than the inside corner. We are taught that a positive angle is more aesthetically appealing. It is usually a simple operation for a properly trained surgeon to raise the outside corner of the eye to produce a positive angle. I hope this helps. Happy new year!

Thanks for your question and the pictures.  The only way upper pole fullness can be achieved is with an implant, because a lift by itself simply does not do this. A GIANT implant can do both of these, but hopefully no-one would recommend this for you.  Implants alone will give you the fullness you want, and you will look great in a bra, but out of a bra, you will have breasts hanging off of your implants:  not a good look.  As for liposuction, judging by the pics alone, it should make your tummy and waist smaller, but remember that liposuction does not tighten skin.  Make sure you find a board certified plastic surgeon (or 2 ) to see for consultation, and do your homework on them.  Best of luck to you!

Non-surgical rhinoplasty is typically for very small problems, and remember that it's temporary. Without pictures, it's touch to say if that is appropriate for you. In the hands of a board certified plastic surgeon, and a proper exam room or operating room, your risk of infection is very small, and either procedure (surgical or non-surgical) should be safe.  Best of luck to you.

Thanks for the great pictures.  Very helpful.  Hate is a strong word, so if you really HATE your profile, you should investigate doing something about it. In my opinion your dorsum could easily be made to a straight profile. Additionally, a tiny bit of cartilage could be taken from the bottom portion of your columella (the skin and cartilage between your nostrils) because it is a pit prominent. This can be done without the piggy-nose look.  Do your homework and find a few board-certified plastic surgeons to go see for consultation, and look carefully at their before and after pictures to make sure YOU think they look good.  Best of luck to you. 

I think your result is very nice, BUT it depends on what your expectations were.  Your result shows an almost perfectly straight profile, which is fine, unless you were expecting a concave (scooped out, ski jump) profile.  If you are less than 6 months out from surgery, you need to give it more time, as your result will most likely improve.  The best person to fix this would be your primary surgeon because he or she knew exactly what was done.  If you are going to get a second opinion, make sure you are seeing a board-certified plastic surgeon.  Best of luck to you!

Based on the few pictures you sent, it looks like you could benefit for a basic rhinoplasty.  O formal exam with a board certified plastic surgeon will help answer your questions on specifically what could be done to improve the appearance of your nose;  but yes, the bum can be eliminated, the tip made less broad, and picked up a bit.  Best of luck to you, and do your homework before you choose a doc or 2 to go see for consultation. 

Thanks for your question.  Judging from the photos alone, it does not look like you have a lot of fat in the submental area.  Go see a board certified plastic surgeon, and they can make the determination whether or not there is treatable fat in this area.  Your surgeon may recommend cool sculpting, Kybella, liposuction, topical treatments, or nothing!  Best of luck to you.

Thanks for the pictures, very helpful.  It is much easier for your surgeon to make the larger areola smaller to more closely match the other side, than vice versa.  HOWEVER, if you are planning on having children, you may wish to wait, as changes in breast size and shape (also the areola) can definitely happen with pregnancy. If it driving you nuts when you look at it every day and causing you distress/depression you can likely talk your surgeon into surgery sooner rather than later.  Please make sure you are seeing a board-certified plastic surgeon, and best of luck to you!