Have wanted to remove the hump on my bridge for many years. After recently losing weight, feel like my nose is more pronounced on my face now. This may sound ridiculous but any time I do those "who do I look like" celebrity AI generator things, it always spits out Barbara Streisand. And hey, if I had her voice, I wouldn't care... My question is, could I only fix the hump, or would it make the rest of it look bigger and need to make other adjustments below?
December 18, 2023
Answer: File the hump down The hump can simply be removed by filing it down. However, you have a bulbous tip that can be refined and the nasal columella can be increased. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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December 18, 2023
Answer: File the hump down The hump can simply be removed by filing it down. However, you have a bulbous tip that can be refined and the nasal columella can be increased. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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December 18, 2023
Answer: It depends on your goals! In looking at your images, it would certainly be possible to limit surgery to correcting your dorsal hump. I don't think it would make your nose look bigger, but perhaps slightly longer. If you were to see me in consultation, I would discuss shortening your nose and rotating your tip, but whether or not this is the right decision for you is a personal one. Computer software can be used to simulate what those additional changes may look like to help you decide what your goals are. But keep in mind that these "morphed" images are a decision making tool, not a promise or prediction of your outcome. Your best bet is to see a plastic surgeon in consultation to discuss your options.
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December 18, 2023
Answer: It depends on your goals! In looking at your images, it would certainly be possible to limit surgery to correcting your dorsal hump. I don't think it would make your nose look bigger, but perhaps slightly longer. If you were to see me in consultation, I would discuss shortening your nose and rotating your tip, but whether or not this is the right decision for you is a personal one. Computer software can be used to simulate what those additional changes may look like to help you decide what your goals are. But keep in mind that these "morphed" images are a decision making tool, not a promise or prediction of your outcome. Your best bet is to see a plastic surgeon in consultation to discuss your options.
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