Does deprojection of the nose make it appear wider from the front view, or not necessarily? I had a consultation with a surgeon who told me that he would deproject my nose as well as remove the dorsal hump. He said that he would try to preserve my front view, but that it could end up 1-2 mm wider.
February 6, 2023
Answer: Effect of deprojecting The nose on the front view: Effect of deprojecting The nose on the front view: deprojecting the nose usually involves primarily the bridge and tip. when the bridge is deprojected ,this is done by removing the hump. This makes the nose appear wider at the moment. However the nasal bones are there infractured to narrow the bridge, in which case it may then be about the same as before or even narrower. when the tip is deprojected it will make the nostrils slightly wider. This will show in the front view . however if the nostrils are excessively wide a national tuck could then be performed to correct that.
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February 6, 2023
Answer: Effect of deprojecting The nose on the front view: Effect of deprojecting The nose on the front view: deprojecting the nose usually involves primarily the bridge and tip. when the bridge is deprojected ,this is done by removing the hump. This makes the nose appear wider at the moment. However the nasal bones are there infractured to narrow the bridge, in which case it may then be about the same as before or even narrower. when the tip is deprojected it will make the nostrils slightly wider. This will show in the front view . however if the nostrils are excessively wide a national tuck could then be performed to correct that.
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February 3, 2023
Answer: How does de-projection of the nose change the front view A full set of facial and nasal photographs from all angles are required to make a determination about how best to proceed. It's important to know how much projection of your nose you currently have to determine how much gets de- projected. It also depends on what's causing the projection, is it nasal tip cartilages or the dorsal hump. As a general rule, the nose can be de-projected a few millimeters, but the more it gets deprojected you do get a bit of a flaring effect which is usually commentated by narrowing the nasal tip cartilages and the bridge line. It's important to understand that the nose is a three-dimensional structure, and surgery is performed at all three dimensions
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February 3, 2023
Answer: How does de-projection of the nose change the front view A full set of facial and nasal photographs from all angles are required to make a determination about how best to proceed. It's important to know how much projection of your nose you currently have to determine how much gets de- projected. It also depends on what's causing the projection, is it nasal tip cartilages or the dorsal hump. As a general rule, the nose can be de-projected a few millimeters, but the more it gets deprojected you do get a bit of a flaring effect which is usually commentated by narrowing the nasal tip cartilages and the bridge line. It's important to understand that the nose is a three-dimensional structure, and surgery is performed at all three dimensions
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