Will rhinoplasty help to fix a long midface? (Photo)

A rhinoplasty would improve the shape of your nose, like addressing tip width, and excess columellar hang, as well as reducing slight overprojection. This along with a chin implant may make your face more balanced.

Thank you for your question and for providing photos. You may benefit most from a chin implant and volume restoration to enhance your appearance. A chin that appears too small compared to your other facial features can make your nose appear larger and amplify sagging skin on the neck and jawline. With a chin implant, your chin’s projection can be increased to balance your features while also creating a striking jawline contour. You may also benefit from dermal filler injections or a facial fat transfer to restore lost volume and achieve a supple, youthful-looking result. Should you still feel that you’d like to alter the appearance of your nose, rhinoplasty can change its shape and structure to complement the rest of your facial features.

Please keep in mind that rhinoplasty is one of the most complex of all plastic surgery procedures, requiring experience, skill, and even artistry to achieve an optimal outcome. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon, with expertise in rhinoplasty techniques. They will be able to assess your concerns and determine the best treatment options to help you achieve your aesthetic goals.

A Rhinoplasty will help reshape the nose which will help bring your nose back into balance and in accordance with the rest of your face. However, this will not make a big difference between the dimensions in the mid face when it comes to comparing it with the lower face. In this case, I would consider other things such a Fat Injections to the lower face and chin area to give a wider appearance, which you can even extend to the mid face to give it a more circular shape.

A Reduction Rhinoplasty would be beneficial, however, which would take away from the emphasis of the mid face that is the dominant part, in terms of seeing your face as an aesthetic unit in the face.

Hello, hope you are well. Here are a few things to consider. Indeed, your nose does have a long appearance due to the positions of the radix and tip. A well-designed and executed rhinoplasty can alter these relationships (as well as addressing the tip shape and dorsal hump) with the result being a nose that matches your facial proportions significantly better. At the same time, you may consider a modest chin implant and chin (submental) liposuction to bring the lower third of the face into balance. Finally, I would even explore the option of cheek implants (for projection, not width) to volumize the midface. Among these things, rhinoplasty would have the greatest positive impact on your facial proportions to bring out the natural beauty of your eyes and lips.
Best,Dr. Tower

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos you have very strong hump on your nose bridge and your tip is over projected for your face. Also your chin is behind your face. That problems might be the reason the long mid face. I recommend you chin implant and rhinoplasty for improve your side face projection. It would be more convenient to decide with face-to-face consultation. Best Regards!