I have an asymmetrical nose bridge and tip and I’m looking into rhinoplasty to correct the issue. I’m kinda happy with how my nose looks from the sides (albeit I prefer the side to which my nose deviates), I have a particular issue with how it looks at 45 degrees from the opposite side (i.e., not the side to which my nose deviates) and the front. I want to have a more symmetrical nose that looks harmonious (more in line with my good side), but I’m afraid that a rhino would give me two ”bad sides”
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Answer: Would you consider a permanent non-surgical nose job?
Lowering a high radix: you do accurately describe your nose as having a high radix. There is of course also a dorsal hump, and the nose is long with a plunging tip. All of these issues would be addressed during a routine rhinoplasty. The radix can be reduced during a closed rhinoplasty in the...
Based on your photos, you appear to have a drop of retraction of your left nostril margin. If this is the asymmetry that is bothering you, depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections might be considered for lowering your left nostril and for improving upon nasal tip...
Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can see from your photos it may take 1 - 1.5 years for the nose to take its full shape depending on the skin structure, but you have a droopy nose tip, so I recommend you a revision surgery, but it would be better to be examined by your surgeon...
