I like my nose when I'm not smiling but when I smile my nostrils look much larger. I notice when some people smile their nostrils do not change while others, like mine, nostrils widen when they smile. What is happening anatomically for this to occur? And can it be addressed non-surgically for example with Botox or is this something that can only be addressed surgically with an alarplasty?
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If it did, rhinoplasty surgeons would have a lot less work! Time is right for you, consider meeting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists so you can see what to expect after surgery. Thank you for this question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
In general, fillers may be considered for camouflaging A small bump, or for filling in an indentation. They may also be useful for lowering a retracted nostril margin. I do not think it would be beneficial for increasing the width of your nasal base. Thank you for this question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
Best option full rhinoplasty wth cartilage grafts. Second option (as you asked) Tip Rhino + non surgical rhino wth HA fillers. Or finally just tip pasty - not a good option. Best to see a few boarded surgeons in person...