Hi Drs. I had a rhinoplasty years ago where the nose was left upturned and flatter as well, resulting in a upwards, wider, but smaller appearance. However when I pull down the top of my nose downwards and slightly outwards, the contouring appears much better giving a thinner and longer looking nose. I know filler can be applied to slim the appearence of flatter noses by adding thin volume to the bridge, but can anything be done about the overrorated part? Thank you!
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Answer: Exploring Solutions for Over-Rotated Nasal Tip Post-Rhinoplasty: Options and Considerations
For a concern like a dent following previous rhinoplasty, it's really important to see a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist who specializes in facial procedures. They can properly evaluate your specific situation and anatomy.Dermal filler can sometimes be an option for minor...
Non-surgical rhinoplasty can be a viable option for lifting and reshaping the tip of the nose to achieve a more balanced and perky appearance, especially when viewed from the front. Here are some key points to consider:
Procedure: Non-surgical rhinoplasty typically involves the use of dermal...
It's difficult to tell a significant change in your nasal appearance, based on the photos that you posted. Can see some age-related volume loss that might be correctable in your face, however, it is not clear that your nose is the issue. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
