How can I fix my polly beak nose, what procedure should I get? (photos)

The tip is droopy and partly from the hump on the bridge. This can be easily fixed with a rhinoplasty that involves hump reduction and lifting the tip with suturing techniques or cartilage grafts
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Dr J

Many women who come to our office requesting rhinoplasty have issues just like you - an overprojected nasal profile and a droopy tip. Goals of surgery may be to lift your tip and to transform the convexity on your nasal bridge to a gentle feminine curve. The best time to get this right is the first time, so please consult with physicians who specialize primarily in nasal surgery - with nice B&A photo galleries. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

Polly beak is generally used to describe a deformity after rhinoplasty but the same rules apply for your case. The cartilage on the bridge of your nose needs to be sufficiently lowered to give your nose a straight profile. Very basic rhinoplasty stuff.

What to do for a “poly beak” shaped nose? Your profile does have a convex shape which is sometimes referred to as a poly beak. This is one of the most common type profiles that is routinely addressed with a rhinoplasty.

Your dorsum is smooth but high. if the dorsum of the nose is lowered with dorsum preservation methods. And tip projection must be done alittle higher. Then nose will harmonious with your face