When the nose is shortened, does it cause less air to be inhaled or more? Also, does raising the tip help with breathing?

Patients who have low hemoglobin levels around the time of surgery are at risk for complications including a higher risk of infection, and a longer need for breathing assistance with a machine. The ideal hemoglobin level is a minimum of 11. Hope this helps.

Good afternoon, Thank you for your pictures. You are a good candidate for a Rhinoplasty surgery. We can definitely reduce the size of your nose while removing the bump, correct the drooping and still maintain its masculinity at the same time The price quote for your surgery is $3000. This price...

Good Morning Capricorn20, I hope this message finds you well. From what I can gather from your image, you are worried about a bulbous tip of your nose along with the lack of clear definition of your nasal tip. These things can be corrected with an open septorhinoplasty but would show final...

Good Morning! The photos you've provided are very helpful. A rhinoplasty to refine and decrease the size of your nose may be a good option. The overall changes needed would likely be subtle as your nose has a nice form already. A chin implant or filler can work well. You want to make sure you...

You actually have very nice result. If you are having breathing problems it may be something simple to correct like an enlarged turbinate. More likely than internal valve collapse

Hi and welcome to our forum! From your photos, I note a depression at the middle 1/3 of the nasal bridge, suggesting previous trauma. It is referred to as a "saddle nose deformity". If a traumatic episode cannot be recalled, it may be the result of a natural delivery at birth at which time a...