do you think this collumela looks normal? (Photo)

I addressed this exact question and published a paper on it in 2010  "Accuracy of Preoperative Computer Imaging in Rhinoplasty" Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery/Vol 12 (NO.6) Nov/Dec 2010. If you would like a copy then please contact my office and we will get one to you.In an nutshell..If...

Hello ChrySler, Thanks for the great question! It is possible you have a deviated septum. You may be feeling your bony septum or nasal spine. This can happen even without breaking your nose or any trauma in the past. This can be perfectly normal. I would say many of my patients don't even...

It's really likely that this is all due to the distribution of the residual swelling following the rhinoplasty and will resolve completely over time. The likelihood that you could cause any permanent changes by wearing sunglasses for 5 seconds (or even for several minutes for that matter) is...

  There are several ways to address this.  Many surgeons will use an alar cinch suture to prevent this widening after a maxillary advancement prior to closure.  This would be an option at this time as well as alteration of the alar base through an external approach.Find a board...

Although your after results show an acceptable surgical results, it appears that your new nose is very different from your original nose. It does not matter how good the result may be surgically if its not appropriate for your face, or the results were too different from what you expected.In the...

Hi Spring,There are many ways to refine nostrils, it is not limited to just alar reduction.  In fact, alar reduction is the least used method to reshape nostrils.  The cartilages underlying the nostrils are usually reshaped to change the nostril shape.  As with any aesthetic...