I have an asymmetrical nose that I would like to improve. The left side is “puffier” and cartilage is more pronounced. It is bulbous and I would like it to be less so. I am happy with the size as my nose is still fairly small but I would like more symmetry. I have type 2 rosacea which I am working to control before plunging to a procedure. Advice on if my request is possible please
September 20, 2024
Answer: Rhinoplasty vs liquid rhinoplasty patients who are concerned about a bulbous tip are best addressed with a surgical procedure, rather than liquid rhinoplasty. Liquid rhinoplasty is designed for very specific concerns- mainly for patients who have modest dorsal hump or that want slightly more projection in the nasal tip. A bulbous tip is caused by overly prominent lower lateral cartilages and is best managed with reshaping and repositioning these cartilage structures. This can only be accomplished with a surgical procedure.
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September 20, 2024
Answer: Rhinoplasty vs liquid rhinoplasty patients who are concerned about a bulbous tip are best addressed with a surgical procedure, rather than liquid rhinoplasty. Liquid rhinoplasty is designed for very specific concerns- mainly for patients who have modest dorsal hump or that want slightly more projection in the nasal tip. A bulbous tip is caused by overly prominent lower lateral cartilages and is best managed with reshaping and repositioning these cartilage structures. This can only be accomplished with a surgical procedure.
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September 11, 2024
Answer: Bulbous is nose with asymmetry To get an aesthetic improvements at rhinoplasty would be necessary. This can include only improving the tip or other structures if indicated. Consult with senior board-certified plastic surgeons in your community. Look for plastic surgeons who focus exclusively on rhinoplasty surgery or have this as a major part of their practice. Look for plastic surgeons were members of the rhinoplasty society. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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September 11, 2024
Answer: Bulbous is nose with asymmetry To get an aesthetic improvements at rhinoplasty would be necessary. This can include only improving the tip or other structures if indicated. Consult with senior board-certified plastic surgeons in your community. Look for plastic surgeons who focus exclusively on rhinoplasty surgery or have this as a major part of their practice. Look for plastic surgeons were members of the rhinoplasty society. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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