I am worried about the shape of my nasal bone. Does it require correction?

Thank you for providing photos along with your question. It’s impossible to predict how much rhinoplasty would change the appearance of your face without seeing photos of your entire face. However, you do appear to have a wide bridge and bulbous nasal tip, which likely makes you a great c...

Thank you for your question. When pursuing rhinoplasty, communication between the patient and surgeon is paramount to ensuring expectations are met. I use image morphing technology to help patients "see" their new nose before surgery, because this helps us communicate more precisely as to what...

Removing threads should not cause any appreciable damage to your nasal tissues. However, if your skin has reacted to them and created a lot of firm scar tissue, the surgery can take longer and have similar risks as having a revision rhinoplasty. In my experience these threads have easily been...

Based on your x-ray, you may have had a trauma at some point although you would likely remember being hit in the nose hard enough to break it. If you don't feel like there is any cosmetic issues with your nose or you are not suffering from any significant breathing issues, you do not need to...

First of all, I am deeply sorry about your story.Trauma can alter the shape of nasal bones and septal cartilage which may cause breathing problems and aesthetic issues.With septorhinoplasty, we can improve the nasal shape while correcting functionality. Also it is a known fact deviated septum...

The information to provide for us is so importante becauae that indicates to us what can we do in ordee for us to help you , we dont have much information , like is you had surgeey and when was this and what is the appeareance of the nose now .