My nose gets bigger and droopier when i smile - is there a less invasive procedure that would help? (Photos)

Hello and thank you for your question. The medpor needs to be fully removed. You can likely have a safe surgery performed at the same time with careful monitoring afterwards. The medpor is the source of your infection most likely. With good surgical technique, you could have an outstanding...

First of all, no "in-office" surgery. You already had a bad experience with that. Then, I guess I'd advise against correcting that right side if that's *all* you want to have done to the nose. It's too small an area (when measured with a ruler), and the chances of working on one side making...

Hi there, Thanks for your detailed question and providing excellent photos! I will preface this by saying there is no one-size-fits-all approach to rhinoplasty, and every surgeon will have a different preference that isn't necessarily wrong. In my practice as a Facial Plastic & Reconstructive...

Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX: Thank you for your question, and it’s one I hear often from patients looking to refine their nose without looking “overdone.” The good news is that both a dorsal hump (bump) and a boxy or bulb...

As a surgeon who has long used both techniques, I can say that your nose can indeed be revised using a closed approach. I don’t believe there is a significant difference in outcome between open and closed techniques in your case.However, it’s important to note that most, but not all, of the asy...

If you raise your nasal bridge to the level of the forehead, as shown in the picture, it would create a very unnatural appearance. In my opinion, the issue is not a low bridge but rather the dorsal hump. Gently reducing the hump would create a more natural-looking nose.In general, when bridge...