I want to know what exactly is wrong with my face. It is so asymmetrical. The left side) side of my face I love so much. But the right side seems so off. My eyebrow is lower, nose is pointier and bumpier, nostrils are bigger and lips are uneven. What do i need to do to fix this. Im scared as I get older the differences will become more evident and my face will look so asymmetrical. Is rhinoplasty necessary. What kind do you think will help my situation? help me.
Answer: Rhinoplasty Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your
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Answer: Rhinoplasty Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your
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October 26, 2016
Answer: All of us are asymmetric but there is hope! Hello and thank you for sharing your photographs. While they aren't the greatest quality I can see a few things which may be causing your frustration. All plastic surgeons should be taking photographs to point out inherent asymmetries in the face. Pointed out prior to surgery this is called education, pointed out after this is called an excuse. These asymmetries are notoriously difficult to correct as all of us have a "strong and weak side". Surgery can improve such things but rarely can absolute symmetry ever be truly achieved. That being said your left maxilla looks a bit underdeveloped causing the left nostil to sink more than the other. Perhaps a rhinoplasty could help but an in depth in-office consultation would be needed.
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October 26, 2016
Answer: All of us are asymmetric but there is hope! Hello and thank you for sharing your photographs. While they aren't the greatest quality I can see a few things which may be causing your frustration. All plastic surgeons should be taking photographs to point out inherent asymmetries in the face. Pointed out prior to surgery this is called education, pointed out after this is called an excuse. These asymmetries are notoriously difficult to correct as all of us have a "strong and weak side". Surgery can improve such things but rarely can absolute symmetry ever be truly achieved. That being said your left maxilla looks a bit underdeveloped causing the left nostil to sink more than the other. Perhaps a rhinoplasty could help but an in depth in-office consultation would be needed.
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October 27, 2016
Answer: Facial asymmetry All patients have some facial asymmetry. This is normal. If you are unhappy with your nose, then a rhinoplasty may be the solution to improve its features. Good luck.
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October 27, 2016
Answer: Facial asymmetry All patients have some facial asymmetry. This is normal. If you are unhappy with your nose, then a rhinoplasty may be the solution to improve its features. Good luck.
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October 27, 2016
Answer: Treatment for asymmetrical face, weak chin and, uneven nostrils From the limited photographs, it appears that there's an overly projecting nose with the dorsal hump along with an asymmetrical nasal chipn. In addition, there is a weak and recessive chin profile. Consider the combination of a rhinoplasty and a chin implant to help with significantly with facial balance and proportions. A closed rhinoplasty approach can accomplish shaving down the dorsal hump, decreasing the projection of the nose, and narrowing the nasal tip along with making it more symmetrical and less bulbous. Consider placement of a small chin implant to augment the chin forward to help with the overly projecting nose. Chin implants are composed of silastic, and are manufactured in large variety of sizes and shapes. They can also be custom carved when needed to match patient's unique anatomy. Rhinoplasty is a very difficult endeavor, so choose your specialist very wisely based on extensive experience.For more information and many examples of this combination, please see the link and the video below
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October 27, 2016
Answer: Treatment for asymmetrical face, weak chin and, uneven nostrils From the limited photographs, it appears that there's an overly projecting nose with the dorsal hump along with an asymmetrical nasal chipn. In addition, there is a weak and recessive chin profile. Consider the combination of a rhinoplasty and a chin implant to help with significantly with facial balance and proportions. A closed rhinoplasty approach can accomplish shaving down the dorsal hump, decreasing the projection of the nose, and narrowing the nasal tip along with making it more symmetrical and less bulbous. Consider placement of a small chin implant to augment the chin forward to help with the overly projecting nose. Chin implants are composed of silastic, and are manufactured in large variety of sizes and shapes. They can also be custom carved when needed to match patient's unique anatomy. Rhinoplasty is a very difficult endeavor, so choose your specialist very wisely based on extensive experience.For more information and many examples of this combination, please see the link and the video below
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Answer: Asymmetrical Face and Ugly Nose Your nose can be improved by removing your hump, narrowing and refining you asymmetrical tip, and lifting your hanging columella (the strip between your nostrils). A chin/jowl implant will improve jaw definition and improve proportions in your lower face while actually making your nose look smaller. I cannot comment on your other facial asymmetries because none of the pictures show both sides of your face so I can make a comparison.
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Answer: Asymmetrical Face and Ugly Nose Your nose can be improved by removing your hump, narrowing and refining you asymmetrical tip, and lifting your hanging columella (the strip between your nostrils). A chin/jowl implant will improve jaw definition and improve proportions in your lower face while actually making your nose look smaller. I cannot comment on your other facial asymmetries because none of the pictures show both sides of your face so I can make a comparison.
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