I apologize for bad quality, but Id like to know why my right side looks so much different than my left. I don't mind my left profile, but I feel insecure about my right. I feel as if my columella is crooked, and right nostril is smaller. I have no troubles breathing so I'm not sure if my septum is slightly deviated or if my lower tip is crooked. why is there a slightly sloped bridge from my quarter from my left, but my nose bridge protrudes straight out on the right?
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August 21, 2020
Answer: Procedures to restore symmetry
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Sam Rizk, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
Thank you for your question and the attached photographs.
Assessment for residual problems related to Bell's palsy would be important before advancing to surgery. As a general statement, most people do not have nostrils that are at the same level, but the differences can be sometimes more ...
Great question. It is exceptionally rare to get a keloid from a rhinoplasty procedure. Having said that, any time a surgery is done and the skin is cut, one can expect a "scar". Vast majority of the time, the scars are not easily noticeable to an ordinary person. This...
The photographs demonstrate a portion of your lower lateral cartilage that is concave in shape, not convex like the other side. Both cartilages are usually convex. A surgical closed rhinoplasty can accomplish augmenting the depressed area with a very small softened and morselized car...