I have had a bulging nasal tip for a very long time that looks sort of like a ping pong ball is lodged at the front of my nose. However I noticed that the inside bridge of my nose is crooked; one side is bent in and the other is bent out (inside of right nasal has bridge bent inward while left nasal has bent outward). I know this is a problem and will get it fixed asap; however, i was wondering if the nose bridge has anything to do with my bulging nasal tip?
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May 28, 2015
Answer: Corrective rhinoplasty addresses three aesthetic areas.
Hi Janay, thanks for sharing your photos. It looks like the lower part of your nose can be reduced slightly to improve your overall facial proportions. Your lips look fine. Plumping them won't change the nasal proportions so I'd suggest focusing you your nose first. Hope...
When patients have a crooked nose, there is shadowing effects that occur from lighting and flash photography. This gives the illusion of asymmetry in pictures. Those asymmetries are not picked up when patient's look in the mirror with different lighting. Rhinoplasty is the...
What you can see on the basal view of your nose ("hanging out of your nostrils") are the footplates of your medial crura - this is a relatively simple problem to manage. Otherwise, the bridge of your nose is not a smooth line and this may be a cartilage fracture or movement of a graft...