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Each individual face has an ideal shape and proportion. Ariana Grande is a petite woman with a heart shaped face. Her nose is straight with average tip definition, but this works very well on her face and directs our attention to her eyes which are undoubtedly her best asset. Her eyes are large and have a significant amount of tarsal show (i.e. the area in which eyeshadow can be placed). They are almond shaped and ascend to her lateral canthus. Her upper brow is full and youthful, further, she grooms her eyebrows nicely. Her looks are an obvious compliment to her musical talent.I will always caution patients when seeking to transform their appearance into that of a celebrity. Rarely do the features we admire in others translate well into our own unique appearance. Wanting a smaller and more refined nose, and wanting more tarsal show on your eyelids are both very achievable requests. Wanting to look like Ariana Grande will only leave you dissatisfied and likely seeking more surgery in the future.
Thank you for the question and the photo. Everyone has unique qualities that sets a range of what can and cannot be done in terms of shaping with plastic surgery. I think you will be served well to have several consultations with well trained board certified plastic surgeons in your area and communicate your goals and expectations. Your plastic surgeon can then discuss with you what you can expect from plastic surgery (rhinoplasty and eye shaping). At that point you can make an educated decision for yourself if pursuing surgery is worthwhile.All the best,Dr. Remus Repta
Dear darkok, It is not uncommon to have mobile nasal bone fragments. These can be small fragments or larger trap door fragment. If it is very early post-operatively the nasal bones can’t be manipulated until there is some relative bony union and stability. Early on following removal of the c...
Nasal steroids have been around for over 35 years and have a wonderful safety profile. They are designed so that absorption into the system is poor with essentially no concern developing systemic side effects associated with oral steroids. It is important to direct the spray away from the septum...
Thanks for the question. You shouldn't have piercings for at least 2-4 months. Then, if you talk to your surgeon and get approval, there is no obstacle to having a piercing. I wish you all the best.
