I've seen some surgeons explaining how it's possible to shorten a nose, but the patients are always people with a nose that appears to be drooping. I was wondering if it's possible to even slightly shorten a more neutral or upturned nose. I hear shortening the nose is usually work around the tip? I'd love an explanation of how it works and if it's only effective on downturned noses. Thanks!
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March 14, 2024
Answer: Nasal shortening is typically performed by shortening the nasal septum.
Hello rgilbert1111,
Great question! I agree that it is possible this is not a polly beak deformity. It is a little early to tell. However, you do have some swelling in your tip and it's hard to tell at this point whether this is due to soft tissue swelling/early scar tissue or the shape of the...
Based on your photos, your tip does need some revision. The price of $1000 is quite reasonable because surgical supplies are needed and possibly anesthesia. You would need to have confidence in your surgeon, however. If it's not working out, see at least two rhinoplasty specialists for...
Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can see from your photos, I see a collapse in your nose and this can only be solved by revision rhinoplasty.For get rid of this image I recommend you revision rhinoplasty also if you can send your photos better lights from side and front profile 95...
