I’ve always had a nose with a dimple / divot running through the center of it almost like a continuation of my philtrum. Although it is not a major concern per se, it contributes to my overall sense that my nose is not particularly flattering to my face and that a more defined shape would better suit my features. Surgery is inherently a risky proposition, and most of the photos I see of rhinoplasty before and after cases are of people with more extreme bumps, humps etc. I have considered filler as well (and have some filler in my cheeks and under eyes already) but have heard that fillers in this area are extremely risky. My board certified dermatologist injector does not perform this procedure and neither does my previous ENT plastic surgeon (unrelated procedure). In any case, is this the type of problem that could satisfactorily be addressed through rhinoplasty? I’m wary of perfection being the enemy of the good!
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