Dorsal hump & large tip - are my desired results achievable? (Photos)

Based on your photos, you appear to have an over-projected nasal appearance with a dorsal hump and a droopy nasal tip. I agree that your profile is the main issue with the appearance of your nose. Please consider meeting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists who offer computer Imaging so you can see what can be achieved from both a functional and a cosmetic standpoint after surgery. I hope this is helpful! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos you have strong hump and very droopy tip. With open rhinoplasty your nose can be more slight, upturned and elegant. Your desired look can be totally achievable and it can be even better. It would be more convenient to decide with face-to-face consultation. Best Regards!

A rhinoplasty can address all the issues you mentioned - dorsal hump and excess tip width and ptosis.

A dorsum and tip reduction can be achievable to reach the desired nasal profile.the nasal septum deviation if any will be corrected in the same procedure. The edited photo results although it can be achievable, a discussion through the consultation with a facial Plastic surgeon to discuss the possible changes and expected results is important.

Dorsal hump and bulbous tip: as you correctly point out, you have a dorsal hump and bulbous tip with some over projection. These are standard features addressed during a routine rhinoplasty. Minor nostril asymmetry is common and may persist after surgery. You do appear to be a good candidate for a Rhinoplasty if that is your choice. If you have a deviated septum that would be addressed at the same time. The combined procedure is called a septoRhinoplasty. Whether you have a deviated septum or not could only be determined with an in person examination. Good luck.

You have hump and droppy tip . Rotated and projected tip will be perfect for your face. The simulation can be better

The nose shape you want can be made. Your septum is curve to the left in front. However, this curvature does not affect your left nasal tip when you smile. If you notice, your left mouth corner stays lower when you smile. It has to do with mimic muscles and partly the lack of symmetry of one half of our face to the other, which we all have. After the operation, the drop in the tip of your nose is corrected. in my opinion ıf you will have rhinoplasty done by experienced surgeon .your surgery result will be good and meet your expectations. Dr.Hakan Demir in Antalya in Turkey