I have been told that I have a depressed bridge by all the opticians that fit me for eye wear. Can a rhinoplasty address this problem by "building up" the bridge so that the glasses sit higher up where they ideally should be? Should I be looking at a rhinoplasty with this specific concern in mind or should I just accept that even with a rhinoplasty, my glasses will just sit lower on my face?
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Hello! The septum can be made straighter and thicker as long as you are not going to damage your functional breathing. A thorough assessment is needed in order to explain what best approach could be adopted for your specific case. Straighter nose will improve the appearance of your nostrils...
Cadaveric rib for dorsal augmentation is very similar to using your own rib in terms of resorption rate and risk of warping. There are techniques which can be used during your surgery to minimize these risks but both cadaveric and your own rib are good options for dorsal augmentation. Hope this...
The actual measurement of your upper lip doesn't matter. What matters is how much tooth show you have with your mouth open and at rest. The incisions for a lip lift can be hidden in and under the nose for an excellent result.