Ready to enhance my features (nose, eyelids, upper lip), can you help? (Photos)

Hello, and thank you for providing photos along with your question. Based on these images, you may benefit from a rhinoplasty, which can help address your over-projected nose. A rhinoplasty can refine your bridge and nasal tip projection. As for the rest of your facial features –although a face-to-face evaluation is necessary –you may explore injectables (Botox and dermal fillers) to help rejuvenate your skin. Injectables can improve facial contours (e.g., fillers for a non-surgical chin augmentation) or give certain areas more lift to create a fresher, younger-looking appearance.

I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with a reputable board-certified facial plastic surgeon. Such experts will have the optimal skills, as well as artistry and knowledge of facial aesthetics, harmony, and proportion, to help you achieve the most natural-looking results. During your consultation, your surgeon will evaluate your skin quality and facial profile, discuss your concerns and goals, recommend the best procedure or combination of procedures, and ensure the best possible results.

First and foremost, you appear to have a lovely face and nothing NEEDS to be done. As a board certified plastic surgeon, I can comment on some of these issues, but they are based only on your photographs and would best be discussed in person with a physical examination. Your nose is not necessarily too large, but it is a bit long considering your other features, and the dorsum has a bit of convexity, combined with the tip which plunges when you smile. A conservative, elegant and subtle rhinoplasty would help to decrease the projection/length and bring about overall facial harmony. In my opinion, this procedure would have the biggest impact for you. Your eyes are hard to comment on without a physical exam or more useful photos, but I would urge you not to style yourself after someone/something currently “in fashion” because fashion grows old, and I think it’s in every patient’s best interest to look THEIR best, not to chase a (surgical) fashion trend. I would not recommend a lip lift because the incisions always show and the result can easily look fake. However, you could consider lip filler. Your forehead is not too large for your head in comparison with the central third of your face. In summary, maybe lip filler and a conservative rhinoplasty would help bring balance, but you have a lovely face to begin with, and I discourage you from being too hard on yourself!

Are you a good candidate for Rhinoplasty? Based on the photos you present it appears that your nose is somewhat long and overprojecting with a slightly down turned tip. These issues are typically addressed in a standard Rhinoplasty.