My nose is angled slightly to the right, and my nostrils are also very uneven and crooked. When I take a photo is when it shows most.. I just recently took my passport photo and I was devastated to see how unsymmetrical my nose looked! And pricing (roughly)? Thanks!
February 5, 2018
Answer: Rhinoplasty You appear to have a slight septal deviation that is causing the nostril asymmetry. A rhinoplasty with septoplasty would be needed to recenter your tip and make your nostrils symmetrical.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Rhinoplasty You appear to have a slight septal deviation that is causing the nostril asymmetry. A rhinoplasty with septoplasty would be needed to recenter your tip and make your nostrils symmetrical.
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April 15, 2018
Answer: Bringing symmetry to your nose Thanks for your question. The good news is that deviated noses and asymmetric nostrils can be improved. Of course, there is no substitute for an exam, but based on your photos, I believe your goal is reasonable. A rhinoplasty would address the deviated nose and also bring some added refinement to the tip and overall width of the nose. At the same time, nostril narrowing could be done to both reduce your nostrils and make them more even. An experienced surgeon with an artistic eye would be your best selection. Cost varies by experience, complexity of the nose and region, so it would be impossible for me to estimate that for you. Find the surgeon you feel is right for you first, then discuss cost. I suggest you never make such an important decision based on cost. Revisions are far more complex and the cost can be significantly higher (not to mention having a nose you don’t like). I hope this helps, I wish you all the best!
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April 15, 2018
Answer: Bringing symmetry to your nose Thanks for your question. The good news is that deviated noses and asymmetric nostrils can be improved. Of course, there is no substitute for an exam, but based on your photos, I believe your goal is reasonable. A rhinoplasty would address the deviated nose and also bring some added refinement to the tip and overall width of the nose. At the same time, nostril narrowing could be done to both reduce your nostrils and make them more even. An experienced surgeon with an artistic eye would be your best selection. Cost varies by experience, complexity of the nose and region, so it would be impossible for me to estimate that for you. Find the surgeon you feel is right for you first, then discuss cost. I suggest you never make such an important decision based on cost. Revisions are far more complex and the cost can be significantly higher (not to mention having a nose you don’t like). I hope this helps, I wish you all the best!
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