How to correct my asymmetrical face? I feel it's very flat with no shape (Photos)

Thank you for your question. In some cases a crooked nasal septum deviated to one side can displace the alar cartilages on that side and create the appearance that you have. However I have seen patients that have an anomalous Alar cartilage which is simply congenitally displaced laterally on...

Hi! What you're experiencing can definitely still be a normal part of the healing process after open rhinoplasty. Swelling of the skin and soft tissue envelope can last for 12-18 months after a primary nasal surgery. I understand how this can be frustrating but the fluctuating aspect of the...

Hello! Thank you for your question. From the question you asked, I need photos for a proper evaluation. If you can provide photos from front of your face, from the side of your face and 1 meter away I would be able to make a proper evaluation. From the things you said, your nose might be really...

Thank you for your question and photos. You are likely a candidate for rhinoplasty to reshape the nose and create balance with your other facial features. During this surgical procedure, the nasal bridge can be narrowed, the tip refined and appropriately downturned, and the columella slightly...

Your smile doesn’t really look different but it could feel different especially if you had a cartilage graft place in the lower part of the nose. This is something many surgeons do and it could make your nose seem weird when you smile

Hi! I commonly see patients that find themselves in a similar situation to yours. Nasal trauma can results in the nasal bridge being deviated/crooked from the front and this is a common indication for getting nasal surgery. In many cases, people can develop problems breathing after the injury...