Can nose jobs cause greater asymmetry, and is it possible to keep basically the same nose shape and just get a smaller and more feminine nose? How do you tell the difference between bone, cartilage, and fat in the nose?
February 21, 2014
Answer: Feminine Nose after Rhinoplasty Whether you can just keep your same nose shape and just make it smaller depends on a lot of tissue factors. You would have to submit pictures of your nose from different angles to help get a more informed answer to your nose reshaping question. Generally a more refined and feminine nose requires more changes than just being 'smaller'.
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February 21, 2014
Answer: Feminine Nose after Rhinoplasty Whether you can just keep your same nose shape and just make it smaller depends on a lot of tissue factors. You would have to submit pictures of your nose from different angles to help get a more informed answer to your nose reshaping question. Generally a more refined and feminine nose requires more changes than just being 'smaller'.
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February 20, 2014
Answer: Rhinoplasty to improve shape of the nose A Rhinoplasty procedure is a cosmetic operation where the main goal is to improve the appearance, shape and symmetry of the external nose. This procedure deals with external anatomy of the nose which includes the soft tissue envelop (skin), the nasal bones and small pieces of cartilage in the tip. By carefully sculpting these structures, your surgeon can reduce the size of the nose, create better symmetry and make the tip more defined. In some types of noses the contour and shape is improved by adding tissue. The thickness of one's skin, which cannot be altered surgically, will ultimately determine how well defined the surgeon is able to contour the nasal tip. A Rhinoplasty procedure can be done through a closed approach where all the incisions are inside the nasal cavity, or an open approach where there is a tiny external incision.
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February 20, 2014
Answer: Rhinoplasty to improve shape of the nose A Rhinoplasty procedure is a cosmetic operation where the main goal is to improve the appearance, shape and symmetry of the external nose. This procedure deals with external anatomy of the nose which includes the soft tissue envelop (skin), the nasal bones and small pieces of cartilage in the tip. By carefully sculpting these structures, your surgeon can reduce the size of the nose, create better symmetry and make the tip more defined. In some types of noses the contour and shape is improved by adding tissue. The thickness of one's skin, which cannot be altered surgically, will ultimately determine how well defined the surgeon is able to contour the nasal tip. A Rhinoplasty procedure can be done through a closed approach where all the incisions are inside the nasal cavity, or an open approach where there is a tiny external incision.
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