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Hi. You do not have a bifid nose. This is not really a deformity as such. It is caused by a slight separation between the nasal tip cartilages and is very common. If it is a cosmetic issue for you then a tip rhinoplasty can fix it. RegardsDamien
You have a bifid or cleft tip of the nose, due to the structure of the alar cartilages at the tomes and columella and the thin skin. This is well treated with plasties and medical plications, a standart tip correction.
What you are seeing is a bifid tip. The relative thinness of your nasal skin makes it visible. If it is a significant distraction to you, it can be fixed surgically. Best wishes! Harry V. Wright MD, Sarasota, Florida
Hello,Unfortunately, this won't fix itself, as you probably suspected. If your surgeon is trying to convince you of this, it's time to move on. Your septum is curved, you have a bony protuberance, and your septum has dropped from it's junction with the nasal bones causing that step off. Please ...
Hi, and congratulations on what appears to be a successful result at this point. At 8 weeks, you are very early in the healing process following rhinoplasty. Your nose's appearance will continue to gradually change as the residual swelling subsides, but this takes several months. The hardness...
Thank you for your question about having lip fillers after rhinoplasty.My suggestion is to wait until all the swelling from your rhinoplasty has settled before contemplating any injections into your lip. It may be difficult to judge the filler treatment so soon after surgery, especially if you...