Why is my nose is too pointy after Rhinoplasty?

Thank you for your question.  I do see the irregularities you are describing in your picture.  We should remember that you are only 2 weeks out from surgery and any irregularity (even those that will eventually go away), will be more obvious at this time.  That being said, I would...

Thank you for your question.  No, once you are an adult and fully grown, a dorsal (nasal bridge) hump should not continue to grow.  A dorsal hump can be acquired if you break your nose, and the nasal bones shift.  In addition, a hump can be caused by both cartilage...

A nostril can be raised by removing a small amount of skin and cartilage.  It is relatively easy to perform but the key is judging the right amount of skin and cartilage to be removed.  Otherwise the nostril can become raised compared to the other side.RegardsDr.J

Unfortunately your hump will not go away without surgery. It is comprised of bone and cartilage and can simply be a result of the way your nose developed, without necessarily finding a genetic link. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgeon who is experienced with...

Hi ronels,We all have some degree of facial asymmetry. It's a normal part of our facial features. The asymmetry becomes an issue when it is a distracting feature. In in your case, there are a few asymmetries, your chin, your eyes, and your nose. Straightening these areas would help improve...

I am sorry to hear about your grandmother but 91, wow! Your question is one I am asked weekly!  The nose does not technically grow as we age.  All of the cartilage that supports your nose is held together with connective tissue covered by a skin envelope.  As we age, the...