I have a long philtrum. I also have a very flat nose and I am thinking that maybe that is why my philtrum appears so long. I don't think I need a lip lift because my lips are full already.
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Yes you can play sports with a broken nose.You are at risk of a second broken nose, with even more injury and trouble breathing. When your sports days are over, you can have it corrected
It is difficult to tell what the bump is without a direct examination. I am not sure if your surgeon used cartilage grafting during your procedure or what type of sutures were used, either of these may be the cause but impossible to tell via internet. I would suggest a consultation with an...
I would describe all nose jobs as "subtle" so the patient can achieve a natural result. Raising the tip and reducing the small hump of your bridge is a limited procedure and will cost $6,000-9,000 if that is what you decide to do after consulting with an experienced surgeon.
