I've heard that an alarplasty could help with nostrils that overwiden when smiling, but would the result actually be noticeable? To the extent that it looks normal? My thinking is that if a small section of the nostril is removed from each side and then reattached to the same spot, that spot will still shift to the same place when smiling meaning a nose that is still the same width when animated. Am I getting this wrong? How common of an issue is this and how high should my expectations be?
Answers (5)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals