Am I a good candidate for rhinoplasty? I have a wide and bulbous tip (Photo)

I recommend concentrating on the nose only. Those other add ons are simply not worth it. Lips and chins are the kinds of things that sound simple but have their share of problems. Not worth even bothering with

Hello and thanks for your questions. Rhinoplasty operation can shorten your nose and the breathing problem can be fixed together with the other concerns too. Since you broke your nose two times and have the breathing problems, The doctor should see you in person to decide what kind of procedure...

Based on these photos you seem to be very good candidate for rhinoplasty. I do not believe that thickness of your skin will significantly influence the result. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, expert in rhinoplasty, is recommended. Good luck.

A silicone nasal implant may not be the easiest foreign body for a radiologist to find since silicone does not image well with X-ray. X-ray shows metallic and calcified foreign bodies clearly, but silicone not so easily. MRI might be the best imaging to see silicone, but in most cases, a...

During your rhinoplasty consultation, tell your plastic surgeon what your goals are. Your description of what you would like to achieve is adequate for your plastic surgeon to explain the procedure and how is is performed. Computer imaging can give you an idea of what the result would look like.

Thank you for your question. This really depends on how significant the trauma was, even if the fracture was non-displaced. At our practice, we usually recommend waiting several months before undergoing rhinoplasty, especially if it is cosmetic. The best thing to do is to have a consultation...