I've been looking at getting my nose done but I'm unsure if it's possible to get the nose I would like I have a bum on the bridge and a dimple on the end and it sits more to one side I've added photos of what it's like now. I would like rid of the dimple the bump removed and it all made smaller including my nostrils.
June 14, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty tip dimple and hump This is a difficult "dimple" - it is visible because it is the space between your right and left tip cartilages. The cartilages look strong and are cup shaped and are curving outwards. This is why the space between them, where there is no cartilage and where the skin looks quite thin is noticeable. If you had the space filled it would make the tip look more bulbous. Flattening the cartilages and moving them to a more aesthetic position is difficult and requires an experienced surgeon. The bump on the bridge is very small. You would have to b careful that removing it does not make the nose look scooped particularly with a strong, well projected tip. Image manipulation would help show you what your nose would look like after bump removal.
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June 14, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty tip dimple and hump This is a difficult "dimple" - it is visible because it is the space between your right and left tip cartilages. The cartilages look strong and are cup shaped and are curving outwards. This is why the space between them, where there is no cartilage and where the skin looks quite thin is noticeable. If you had the space filled it would make the tip look more bulbous. Flattening the cartilages and moving them to a more aesthetic position is difficult and requires an experienced surgeon. The bump on the bridge is very small. You would have to b careful that removing it does not make the nose look scooped particularly with a strong, well projected tip. Image manipulation would help show you what your nose would look like after bump removal.
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