Dental surgery or nose surgery? (photo)

1. Nose gets wider when smiling
This often happens when the alar base (the part around your nostrils) flares out during a smile.
A rhinoplasty with alar base reduction can help control how much your nose widens when you smile.

2. Lips look thinner when smiling
This is common if:
The upper lip lifts too much when smiling (called a hypermobile upper lip)
Your upper lip is naturally thin
Or your teeth/gum proportions don’t offer support from underneath

So Based on your concerns, we suggest Alarplasty to address the widening of the nose when you smile, along with a very small amount of lip filler to enhance upper lip volume. Together, these subtle adjustments should create a more balanced and confident smile in the long run.

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