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Dear heyyo,It is possible to lift the alar bases as wellOccasionally, if your anatomy is right, we can lift them with incisions inside the nose so you do not have a scar around the nostrils (it looks better)The best thing to do is see a rhinoplasty specialist who can examine you and give you realistic expectationsBest,Dr. Nima
Rhinoplasty to raise the entire base of the nose?The answer to your question is it could raise the base of the entire nose slightly but is not worth the scar which is almost always seen. I've done rhinoplasty for more than 35 years and every
yes, it is possible to augment/ project the alar base which also includes the entire base of the nose and columella. synthetic implants and patient's own grafting material such as cartilage and bone can be used for this purpose.
It is possible to graft beneath the alar and columellar and achieve a modest elevation. Further grafting to the tip and dorsum will also increase projection.
I don't see photos enclosed. However, generally it can be done. Lift the ala lateral insertions will leave a tiny scar that usually heals very well and is inconspicuous. Best wishes
Thanks for sharing your question. The answer is that YES pineapple has an enzyme called bromeline, This supplements truly improve the swelling and bruising. If you have allergies that make your throat swell, DO NOT USE IT. Remember that you won’t be breathing through your nose. You can t...
From the photographs I can see why you're disappointed but much will change in the future. I would not be too alarmed about the situation at present. Express your concerns to your plastic surgeon.
Crusting after nasal surgery or rhinoplasty is normal and usually due to dryness or healing incisions. At 7 months, it is likely some residual dryness of the mucosa. The crusting in your photo appears normal but I suggest having your surgeon examine your nose at your next visit to ensure that...
It is not uncommon for the nasal tip to droop when you smile. You could benefit from having the overall length of your nose reduced and brought closer to your face, as well has have the tip supported with a vertical cartilage graft to the columella. This added support will prevent the nose...
Dear Neyney:You are asking an important question. Twelve days after rhinoplasty, often the skin tends to be a little overactive with respect to oil production. That sometimes leads to a condition called acneiform dermatitis. Here is our time-tested way to reverse that problem and to possibly...
Hi,Thanks for the photos,I do think that the tip of your nose is out of proportion with your other features, and agree the overall the "size" of your nose does not need to be made smallerAll rhinoplasties need to be about balence and proportion, so no two procedures will be the same. A ...