I have recently noticed that my nose has become more bulbus and deviated at some time in the past, around 6-7 years ago and am now 41. I've read that skin can thicken and the tip of the nose droop as you age, however I'm wondering if some of the change is swelling rather than thickening especially around the alar and around the nostrils. I have no other nasal problems although I do have visible pores on and around the nose. What should be my first call to restore my nose, if possible?
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Dear Emm, patients with thick skin are less likely to achieve a perfect slim tip. But a certified facial plastic surgeon can help you proceed for a nicer and more thin tip working on your cartilages and fat under your skin. The nose is a good candidate for cosmetic rhinoplasty. Best...
Amerigroup only covers septoplasty surgery. Any alteration to the outside of the nose is not covered by Medicaid. If you need the inside corrected sometimes your surgeon can correct that part and have it covered by Medicaid (Amerigroup). If you want external work done then you...
