I want to make my tip more uplifted, but someone told me that “To make higher tip, you need to do bridge correction together”. Is it true? So i need a full rhinoplasty to archieve this? Cause I am satisfied with my nose bridge but i only hate my tip (which is bulbous) i posted a picture of my nose and a picture of the tip i want to achieve.
January 5, 2020
Answer: Tipplasty Hello. Thank you for your question
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January 5, 2020
Answer: Tipplasty Hello. Thank you for your question
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January 5, 2020
Answer: Candidacy for tip plasty? Hi and welcome to our forum!Comparing your photo and your wish pic, you will note that your photo demonstrates a nasal bridge which is higher than the height of the tip, while your wish pic demonstrates the tip as the highest point. Your nasal bridge is straight while your wish pic demonstrates a gentle feminine curve. Without a frontal view I cannot comment upon the nasal tip itself.In order to achieve your wish pic, you require a rhinoplasty to lower the nasal bridge (creating that curve), and define the tip. This will provide you with a proportionate nose. Tip plasty alone can be performed in some individuals, but in your situation I think you would be better served with rhinoplasty. Visit a board certified plastic surgeon for in-person evaluation and discussion.
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January 5, 2020
Answer: Candidacy for tip plasty? Hi and welcome to our forum!Comparing your photo and your wish pic, you will note that your photo demonstrates a nasal bridge which is higher than the height of the tip, while your wish pic demonstrates the tip as the highest point. Your nasal bridge is straight while your wish pic demonstrates a gentle feminine curve. Without a frontal view I cannot comment upon the nasal tip itself.In order to achieve your wish pic, you require a rhinoplasty to lower the nasal bridge (creating that curve), and define the tip. This will provide you with a proportionate nose. Tip plasty alone can be performed in some individuals, but in your situation I think you would be better served with rhinoplasty. Visit a board certified plastic surgeon for in-person evaluation and discussion.
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