Will moving the upper jaw only downward affect the nose in jaw surgery?

Hello, complications after osteotomies are uncommon. Straightening the nose from the front view is a common part of rhinoplasty. There are ways to do it through septoplasty, suturing, as well as cartilage grafts. I recommend a virtual consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon in...

Yes!  Very often epicanthal folds come from having a low nasal dorsum.  It should be possible to raise the nose or remove some of that skin (or fill in the area) to make it look better.

Hi Courtneyc213455, It’s fairly common for patients to experience some degree of facial asymmetry, especially on the nose. In some cases, the discrepancy is quite noticeable, but based on the images you provided, the difference is not immediately obvious. You can explore different cosmetic s...

Thank you for your question and the attached photographs. Assessment for residual problems related to Bell's palsy would be important before advancing to surgery. As a general statement, most people do not have nostrils that are at the same level, but the differences can be sometimes more ...

Hello, Thank you for your question. You appear to have a thick skin which will require an alarplasty procedure meaning external incisions on the wings of your nose. Since you are prone to hypertrophic scarring there might be keloids on your nose as well, therefore I woudn't recommend undergoing ...

Hello and thank you for your question.  This is likely due to warping of your lower lateral cartilage.  Based on your photographs, you may benefit from a tip refining rhinoplasty. Your surgeon can accomplish this by trimming, suturing, and reshaping the cartilage in your lower nose. This can b...