Excess skin on top of nose makes epicanthal fold. How can I get rid of it? (Photo)

Hi Courtneyc213455, It’s fairly common for patients to experience some degree of facial asymmetry, especially on the nose. In some cases, the discrepancy is quite noticeable, but based on the images you provided, the difference is not immediately obvious. You can explore different cosmetic s...

Thank you for your question and the attached photographs. Assessment for residual problems related to Bell's palsy would be important before advancing to surgery. As a general statement, most people do not have nostrils that are at the same level, but the differences can be sometimes more ...

Great question. It is exceptionally rare to get a keloid from a rhinoplasty procedure. Having said that,  any time a surgery is done and the skin is cut, one can expect a "scar". Vast majority of the time, the scars are not easily noticeable to an ordinary person. This...

  The photographs demonstrate a portion of your lower lateral cartilage that is concave in shape, not convex  like the other side.  Both cartilages are usually convex.  A surgical closed rhinoplasty can accomplish augmenting the depressed area with a very small softened and morselized car...

Good question! A Polly beak is almost always from failure to lower to bridge all the way out to the tip. If the bridge is only lowered in the upper part of the nose you are more likely to see a Polly beak. Unfortunately this is a common mistake in rhinoplasty which can be avoided in most cases.

Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photographs and simulations, you may benefit from a tip refining rhinoplasty and a conservative dorsal hump reduction.  Make sure you specifically look at before and after pictures of real patients who have had this surgery performed by your s...