What should I tell my doctor when I describe the result I want from a rhinoplasty? (Photo)

Do you appear to have an overprojected nasal appearance and a droopy tip. That means that your bridge sticks out too far, and your tip tends to go downward, especially when you smile. When you go to a consultation, alert your doctor what bothers you about your nose, and for how long. After an examination and listening to your concerns, computer imaging may be a good way to establish goals of surgery. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

While a description is helpful, even better is bringing photos of noses you like. At that point, I generally perform computer image processing of your current nose to see if we are on the same page regarding your desired outcome. Keep in mind, these processed images are not a promise, but more to help you and your surgeon understand your goals.

A good surgeon will be able to help you define what is wrong with your nose and what can be improved. I think you are a good candidate for rhinoplasty. Choose a highly experienced rhinoplasty surgeon and you’ll be fine

Hello. I think you should first talk about the points that bother you about your nose rather than giving details in the doctor's interview. your doctor will do you a smilation study. and you can offer your suggestions on it.