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The question that you ask is a very good one. It is not uncommon for patients to have one side of the face appear different than the other - I would submit that it is entirely normal. Surgery is often a means to create harmony and balance between the two sides of our face. Often patients with nasal curvature will also have different profile appearances. Be healthy and be well, James M. Ridgway, MD, FACS
Hello, Facial asymmetries are normal and it is when they exceed a given limit that they become unbearable to most of us. With that perspective, your profile modified photo to the right is different than the one to the left because it looks like your chin was modified in addition to your nose. This is why, a rhinoplasty with a chin implant and some neck lipo-contouring will provide a well rounded package for a major and suitable change to bring out your facial beauty. That being said please remember that commendable results require an exceptionally skilled surgeon to perform the surgery and settling for anything less than that increases the chances of additional corrective surgeries dramatically. I hope this helps. Thank you for your inquiry. The best of luck to you. Dr. Sajjadian
When I see consulting patients for Rhinoplasty I use a digital imagining computer. With the computer I can divide the face and put both left sides together and both right sides together and you would be surprised to see the assymetry that appears. No two sides of the face from frontal view are the same nor is the profile. When doing surgery this is all taken into consideration and a surgical plan is developed to make symmetry of the entire face. The process of surgery is to achieve symmetry to the entire facial structures keeping in mind all of the patients anatomy. This is not a concern and is addressed in all surgical patients. A thorough evaluation and examination will determine a proper surgical plan. You are an excellent candidate for Rhinoplasty with Chin Augmentation that will provide you with excelent aesthetic results.
When osteotomies (fracturing of the nasal bones) are performed, or when the structure of the nose is altered, it is necessary to place a hard cast on the nose for the first week following surgery. This ensures your nose heals properly in its new shape. After the cast is removed, you will have...
The lump could be a number of things, it could be normal swelling, it could be an inflamed suture, it could be a lymph node, it could be the chin implant. I would follow through with your plans to visit with your surgeon to have it evaluated. More often than not these concerns are usually...
Hi, Yes you can... Your surgeon should be careful and conservative with the osteotomies. The osteotomy should be slightly higher on the nasal bone as to not damage the tear duct. Choose a surgeon with lots of rhinoplasty experience. Best, Dr.S.
