I never loved my nose but used to feel it fit my face. In two years I've lost my baby fat and now I feel that my nose adds insult to injury as my cheeks have hollowed and my facial shape is no longer as round. I feel my nose needs more of a slope to suit my new settled flat features and was hoping to even out my nostril and even out the fullness at the tip of my nose. I'm not sure what I could do, but it's now bothering me enough to make the decision.
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I am assuming you had osteotomies of your nasal bones. If this is true the bump is most likely a residual bony deformity or an incomplete osteotomy or in-fracture of the nasal bones. In some cases, irregular healing of the osteotomy site can also result in a bump. This bump will become mo...
Skin cancer of the nose for the most part affects the skin of the nose--not the underlying cartilage/bone etc of the nose. In other words, when the underlying structure of the nose (bones, cartilages, etc.) are altered in a rhinoplasty, it affects the overall structural intergrity of the nose....
Dear Alex, cosmetic surgery is recomaded only your growth is completed at least age of 18 your hump and tip can ve corrected with rhinoplasty Looking your facial feature s i think simultaneous chin augmentation will benifit you a lot Hope This information will help you.
