I am 27 years old and have a crooked nose. I have been insecure about it since I was young. I want to know if I have a deviated septum and I choose to go the septoplasty route if it’ll even change the look of it or straighten it out? Otherwise I would definitely do rhinoplasty. I would also of course get a chin implant.
Answer: Septorhinoplasty Hi, thanks for sharing your pics. A septorhinoplasty both corrects structural problems and reshapes the nose into a more pleasing shape. Reducing the hump that's especially noticeable in your side profile would greatly enhance your overall appearance. Additionally, since the tip of your nose is quite long, reducing its projection and refining it would give a more delicate and balanced look. A chin implant would likely complement these changes and further improve the harmony of your facial features, making your nose look even better in proportion. Best of luck on your journey!
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Answer: Septorhinoplasty Hi, thanks for sharing your pics. A septorhinoplasty both corrects structural problems and reshapes the nose into a more pleasing shape. Reducing the hump that's especially noticeable in your side profile would greatly enhance your overall appearance. Additionally, since the tip of your nose is quite long, reducing its projection and refining it would give a more delicate and balanced look. A chin implant would likely complement these changes and further improve the harmony of your facial features, making your nose look even better in proportion. Best of luck on your journey!
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August 30, 2024
Answer: Septoplasty vs. Rhinoplasty Hello and thank you for your question! A septoplasty is going to help fix the functional abilities of your nose caused by your reported deviated septum, whereas a rhinoplasty will help to straighten the nose and get it to the shape you want. A combo septorhinoplasty can be done to fix both the shape and functional issues of your nose with 1 surgery, and based on your description of your issues would be the best option for you. As always, it would be best to seek an in-office consult with a plastic and reconstructive surgeon to assess what procedures and techniques would work best for your aesthetic goals. Hope this helps!
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August 30, 2024
Answer: Septoplasty vs. Rhinoplasty Hello and thank you for your question! A septoplasty is going to help fix the functional abilities of your nose caused by your reported deviated septum, whereas a rhinoplasty will help to straighten the nose and get it to the shape you want. A combo septorhinoplasty can be done to fix both the shape and functional issues of your nose with 1 surgery, and based on your description of your issues would be the best option for you. As always, it would be best to seek an in-office consult with a plastic and reconstructive surgeon to assess what procedures and techniques would work best for your aesthetic goals. Hope this helps!
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July 25, 2024
Answer: Septo/rhino Hello,
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July 25, 2024
Answer: Septo/rhino Hello,
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June 12, 2024
Answer: Are you a good candidate for rhinoplasty and or septoplasty? Are you a good candidate for rhinoplasty and or septoplasty? you have a small dorsal hump, and a slightly bulbous nasal tip. These are issues which are typically addressed during a routine rhinoplasty. If you have either airway obstruction or a deviation of the septum causing crookedness of the nose visibly, then a septoplasty would be performed in conjunction with the rhinoplasty. The combined procedure is called a Septorhinoplasty and is very common. as you point out, your chin is also weak and would benefit from either a chin implant or long acting filler.
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June 12, 2024
Answer: Are you a good candidate for rhinoplasty and or septoplasty? Are you a good candidate for rhinoplasty and or septoplasty? you have a small dorsal hump, and a slightly bulbous nasal tip. These are issues which are typically addressed during a routine rhinoplasty. If you have either airway obstruction or a deviation of the septum causing crookedness of the nose visibly, then a septoplasty would be performed in conjunction with the rhinoplasty. The combined procedure is called a Septorhinoplasty and is very common. as you point out, your chin is also weak and would benefit from either a chin implant or long acting filler.
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March 27, 2024
Answer: Rhinoplasty Hello! Thank you for your question.
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March 27, 2024
Answer: Rhinoplasty Hello! Thank you for your question.
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