Is my nose too long for my face? (Photo)

Your nose complements your face very well. Please do not get stuck in any social media stuff where you might feel you need to change it. Enjoy the beauty of your nose, face and your youth. Leave your nose alone.
Regards
Dr. J

Hello! Thank you for your question.From the photos you provided it looks like your nasal bridge is too wide for your face (especially between your eyes). I recommend you a rhinoplasty surgery to make it slimmer and more in harmony with your face. However, the tip is a bit droopy it can also be lifted but that is totally up to your expectation. Best regards!

Thank you for your question and sharing your photographs.

The general proportions of your nose appear good.

It is possible to change the appearance of the nose to create a different balance with the rest of the facial features either by changing the width, rotation, projection or definition, depending on the goals that you wish to achieve.

Computer imaging and simulations can help to get a sense of the impact of some of these possible changes and whether they provide any benefits in relation to your aesthetic vision. It is a good place to start when exploring potential changes.

Hello,I would like to start by sharing my personal opinion with you: Your nose doesnt appear to be too long for your face, it matches with your features…To better achieve that harmonious look that you are going after I suggest considering chin implant and forehead fat injections. This will create a nice balance of your lower, medial and forehead areas of your face.Best Regards

Hello @Terrific780513, thank you for your question. Based on your photos, I believe that your nose is in proportion with your face and does not require any corrective surgery. Rhinoplasty is a serious procedure that should only be performed when necessary. You have a unique and beautiful facial structure that makes you who you are, enjoy it! Best wishes! Alan Gonzalez MD, FACS. American Society of Plastic Surgery Member (ASPS), International Federation for Adipose Therapeutics and Science” Member (IFATS), Colombian Society of Plastic Surgery member (SCCP)

Based on the pictures you provided, your nose seems to be in proportion to the rest of your face. The pictures are slightly far away, so a closer picture would likely help to tell. The best way to figure this out, however, would be an in person consultation. Nasal proportions are very specific and a board certified plastic surgeon should be able to tell you this after a physical exam.