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Are there less invasive options that can help me achieve more symmetrical nostrils? (photos)

JoanM1989Aug 21, 2023
Two years ago I had rhinoplasty, followed by lip lift 1 year ago. I am very happy with the side view of my nose, but there is an assymetry of my nostrils when looking front the front (which, as I heard is not that uncommon). Is there any procedure that would allow me to achieve a better symmetry without a full-scale surgery involving general anaesthesia? I would be grateful for your advice.

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Hello! Thank you for your question.As far as I can see from your photos I can say that unfortunately without general anesthesia your surgeon cannot perform alar base reduction surgery. It would be better with face to face consultation. Best Regards!

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Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can understand from your question 4 months is too early to make a proper evaluation. However, without the photos I cannot make a proper evaluation too. If you can provide photos from front of your face, from the side of your face and 1 meter away I...

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