Nostrils are two different sizes and shape after a rhinoplasty surgery. (Photo)

You are still healing after your rhinoplasty and so yes, your nose may be a little more susceptible to damage than usual.  However, the cartilage in the nose is resilient. Its shape doesn’t change easily; that’s why surgeons must break the bone and cartilage to reshape it, rather than just “pre...

You’re lucky that you’re happy with one view of your nose. Many people are not. As to why your nose is shaped the way it is, it all comes down to genetics and luck. If you would like to narrow your nose from the frontal view, this can be done through rhinoplasty. I would thin the skin on the tip...

Hello,Unfortunately, no one can really determine a cause without a proper consultation. I recommend an in person consultation with a doctor that specializes in rhinoplasty surgeries and is an ENT. They could evaluate your situation and see if it is correlated. All the best, Deepak Dugar, MD...

You can have your nose done prior to enrollment into the military. There is nothing to disqualify you from active duty. You would need to wait about two weeks before your nasal surgery before you can do heavy lifting and exercise so I would say if you did the surgery at least one month before...

Thank you for your question. Changing the nose can completely change the look of the face because it is such a prominent feature. You seem like an ideal candidate for rhinoplasty so I suggest that you move forward and consult with your board certified facial plastic surgeon. Best wishes,

In 8 weeks the nasal bones are usually healed and strong. You can resume activities including diving etc but keep in mind the nose is still sensitive and you might feel more burning or pain than usual.RegardsDr. Janjua