I'm a 24 year old female-- healthy and normal. But, I have been worried of late that my nose has gotten larger in the past few years. I was wondering if this is possible, or an issue of self image? Thank you.
October 16, 2021
Answer: Age and nose growth With time and age things in your body change.Particularly in the nose, there seems to be a growth of the cartilage and also the skin gets thicker, especially in the tip/supratip area. But don't despair, there things usually happen quite late in life and very slowly.Another common thing i have heard is that people think the nose gets bigger or more prominent with weight fluctuations. Well, perhaps but its not the nose that is changing, its everything else around it...!
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October 16, 2021
Answer: Age and nose growth With time and age things in your body change.Particularly in the nose, there seems to be a growth of the cartilage and also the skin gets thicker, especially in the tip/supratip area. But don't despair, there things usually happen quite late in life and very slowly.Another common thing i have heard is that people think the nose gets bigger or more prominent with weight fluctuations. Well, perhaps but its not the nose that is changing, its everything else around it...!
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June 18, 2020
Answer: Nose getting large with age Most likely with age, you will notice the tip of your nose becomes larger and point downwards and that has to do with laxity of tissues. There are ways to correct that surgically adding support to your nose wit cartilage taken rom your septum or ear
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June 18, 2020
Answer: Nose getting large with age Most likely with age, you will notice the tip of your nose becomes larger and point downwards and that has to do with laxity of tissues. There are ways to correct that surgically adding support to your nose wit cartilage taken rom your septum or ear
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October 7, 2019
Answer: Nasal Shape + Aging Your nasal shape is the result of the underlying bony and cartilage skeleton and the overlying skin and soft tissue that covers it. With age, the relationship of these structures can change. Traditionally, our skin and soft tissues become thinned and less supported with time, and therefore can change the way the skin and soft tissue appear as a covering over the nasal skeleton. While it is my opinion that the old wives tale saying that the nose keeps growing our whole life is false, I do believe that there are noticeable and often predictable changes that occur in the nasal shape over the course of a lifetime.
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October 7, 2019
Answer: Nasal Shape + Aging Your nasal shape is the result of the underlying bony and cartilage skeleton and the overlying skin and soft tissue that covers it. With age, the relationship of these structures can change. Traditionally, our skin and soft tissues become thinned and less supported with time, and therefore can change the way the skin and soft tissue appear as a covering over the nasal skeleton. While it is my opinion that the old wives tale saying that the nose keeps growing our whole life is false, I do believe that there are noticeable and often predictable changes that occur in the nasal shape over the course of a lifetime.
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