Can the radix be lowered to create more separation between the forehead and nose? And if the radix is reduced, would that limit how much of a curve/slope the nasal bridge can have?
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At this stage—several years post-op—it's understandable that you're reassessing your results and noticing details like alar retraction, columellar projection, and asymmetry. These concerns are relatively common after rhinoplasty and can often be improved.
Is the asymmetry very...
It’s completely understandable to want your right profile to match the side you feel most confident about. What you’re describing sounds like natural nasal asymmetry—very common, but often noticeable to the person themselves more than others.
For permanent refinement and true cor...
Based on your photos, you are a great candidate for tip rhinoplasty because your nasal bone appears straight. Your septum needs to be fixed along with improving the nasal tip cartilage and creating symmetry at the same time. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty expert for consultation.