Can a rhinoplasty improve my facial harmony? (Photos)

Considering your proportions I don't believe your nose is unsuitable, "ugly" or needing correction per se; it is true that it can be improved in some areas (hump, length, deviation) but the it is up to you deciding.

Maybe you can give it second thougths and cool down the decision a few months or even a couple of yeas, your look quite young and sometimes there is over pressure from social sites.

Based on the photos you’ve provided, I notice that in addition to the nose, there is a noticeable lack of balance and volume particularly in the jawline area. Therefore, performing rhinoplasty alone may not fully achieve the overall facial harmony you’re seeking. While rhinoplasty will optimize the shape of your nose and strengthen the central feature of your face, if the jawline deficiencies are not addressed—such as with fat grafting or fillers—it can be challenging to attain complete facial balance.
The definition of the jawline plays a crucial role in creating your facial profile and three-dimensional balance. When harmony is established between the nose and jawline, your face will appear much more natural, balanced, and aesthetically pleasing. For this reason, I would recommend a combination of rhinoplasty along with fat grafting to the jawline area as the most appropriate approach for you.
Of course, to achieve the best possible outcome, a thorough in-person evaluation is essential to tailor a treatment plan specific to your individual anatomy and goals.

Hello!Thank you for your question.
As far as I can understand from your question It is possible to achieve an elegant appearance that suits your face with rhinoplasty surgery. Make sure that your doctor is an expert in the field and also a facial plastic surgeon.
It would be better face to face consultation.
Best Regards!

Thank you for your question. You are actually a great candidate for rhinoplasty.
Personally, I would narrow the nose base, remove the bump, reduce the projection of your nose, correct the bulbous tip,fix the deviation if present, give it some more definition.
This will give your nose a nice, natural slope, make the nostrils and wings of your nose more even that will complement your facial features.

You appear to have relatively thin nasal skin, with a long nasal appearance, and an overprojected, droopy nasal tip appearance, and a dorsal hump. If these issues are bothering you, please consider meeting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists so you could see what to expect. We find that computer Imaging is very helpful for establishing goals, and for providing an image of how someone will look after surgery. Thank you for this question, and I hope it helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Thank you for your question. Rhinoplasty will focus on refining the harmony of your nose with the rest of your facial features. The procedure would involve smoothing the dorsal hump to create a straight nasal profile, the tip would be narrowed, and if the nasal bridge is wide or lacks contour, it can be adjusted to be a more streamlined shape.
However, other facial structures, such as a recessed chin, weak jawline, or midface flatness, rhinoplasty alone may not be enough. So, your surgeon should evaluate your facial profile, including chin projection, cheek volume, and forehead shape. Sometimes, combining a rhinoplasty with subtle chin augmentation or midface volume correction using some dermal fillers gives a far more balanced and natural result than rhinoplasty alone.

From a perspective of facial balance and proportion, the presence of a dorsal hump combined with drooping nasal tip contributes to the appearance of an elongated midface.The dorsal hump structurally pushes the nasal tip downward, accentuating the vertical length of the central facial area.To address this, dorsal hump reduction combined with tip rotation and projection is recommended to achieve a more proportionate nasal and midfacial appearance.Nonetheless, aesthetic ideals can vary greatly between individuals, so it is essential to consult with a qualified surgeon to tailor the surgical approach to the patient’s specific preferences and anatomical characteristics.

Answer from Dr. Sean Hill, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon at Lone Star Plastic Surgery in Frisco, TX:
Absolutely — one of the primary goals of rhinoplasty is to enhance overall facial harmony, not just change the nose in isolation.
The nose sits at the center of the face, so even subtle adjustments in its shape, projection, or symmetry can make a significant difference in how balanced and proportionate your facial features appear. For example, refining a dorsal hump, narrowing a wide tip, or adjusting the nasal bridge can help the nose blend more seamlessly with the chin, lips, and eyes — often creating a more refined and attractive profile without altering your unique identity.
The key is a customized approach. At Lone Star Plastic Surgery, I focus on creating results that look natural, elegant, and balanced — always keeping your individual facial anatomy in mind.
If you’re considering rhinoplasty, be sure to consult with a surgeon who not only understands nasal aesthetics but also how changes to the nose will affect the overall harmony of your face. I strongly recommend choosing a provider who is board-certified and a member of The Rhinoplasty Society, as this reflects a high level of specialization and expertise in nasal surgery.
Warmly,Dr. Sean HillBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonLone Star Plastic Surgery – Frisco, TX

Based on limited photos - you appear to be a candidate for Cosmetic Reduction Rhinoplasty preferably performed through a closed technique. In the right hands you can expect a more elegant nose and it hopefully will help you improve the overall facial harmony . I suggest that you seek an experienced Board Certified PS with a wide variety of before+after photos, and schedule an in person exam to review all details of the procedure

You would benefit from a rhinoplasty. A rhinoplasty can change the nasal columella angle and remove the dorsal hump that you have. You may also benefit from a chin implant.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.