Do I need a nose job?

Based on your description and photo, you have obviously broken the external nasal bones and most likely have a deviated septum, as well. A septorhinoplasty will help to straighten your nose and septum. If breathing is a problem on one or both sides of the nose, the septoplasty portion of the...

Thank you for posting your photo. In short - yes you should absolutely see a doctor. Both of your concerns can be improved with a septorhinoplasty. By addressing the septum you will experience easier breathing through your nose. The rhinoplasty portion will address the shape and direction of...

Thank you for your question and photos. I can appreciate your concerns with your tip, and you are right - the tip can often successfully be treated with a 'closed' rhinoplasty approach. However, in rhinoplasty, in order to obtain a natural and balanced result, it is very common to make very...

What you are demonstrating is reduction of the radix and the glabellar brow area. That can be done but not through a rhinoplasty approach. Coming from below will not allow the medial brow bones/glabella area to be adequately reduced. This would have to be done from above to adequately reduce the...

Dear Torontonian3, Thank you for your clinical post and photographs. The nose is a complex anatomical structure composed of a bony pyramid at the top, some supportive cartilaginous structures called the upper lateral cartilages in the middle and then some curved cartilage structures that give...

It very much depends on the extent of the surgery and, in particular, whether you have had any surgery to your septum, but I advise most routine rhinoplasty patients that they can begin gentle exercise after 4 weeks and increase the intensity at 6-8 weeks. If your nose feels 'heavy' at any...