What is going on with the left side of my nose (right side in pics). It seems to be caving in and taking on a scooped out look. volume loss? Valve collapse? No trauma as far as I know, and I’ve never had previous rhinoplasty. It’s been slowly getting worse for the past 2 years or so. I was diagnosed with a deviated septum 10 years ago. Breathing isn’t a huge issue, although when I first wake up I can’t breathe out of the left nostril. Can this be fixed?
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Can your nasal bridge be reduced significantly? The bridge can be reduced to an almost unlimited extent, but this is not the goal. The goal is to reduce the bridge to create an aesthetically desirable result which is in conformity with the other features of your face and the line with generally...
Dear friend ,
The changes depicted in your photos are realistic and can be easily achieved .
Through a Nosejob we can augment the frontal nasion concavity and project the tip of the nose as you wish.
Your request for the neck and chin can be achieved with Thermitight and fat removal.
I wish...
Hi, they are the indentation of the cartilages, namely lateral crura, supporting your ala. If they are not there your nasal ala would collapse. They are normal anatomic structures. If they are bothering you, yes a nose job should be done to give a better shape to your tip and ala.
