Ever since I was a little girl, I have always disliked my nose and I have begun to consider rhinoplasty. But I don't know what kind of procedure I would go in for,and I don't know if it would be extensive. If possible for down time to be relatively short but I know this may not be the case. I've always wanted thinner nostrils, pointier, and less upturned. Would an injection in the tip fix the nostril issue, or would I need large procedure? And aesthetically speaking would this balance my face?
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January 5, 2015
Answer: Rhinoplasty for large nostrils and a flat wide nose, etc.
While it is possible to undergo four different surgeries over the course of a year, it might be a better idea to combine some of the surgeries, so that the recovery periods are also shorter and combined. It is best to probably best to wait at least a month in between procedures
It would not be possible to press enough on your nasal bump to flatten it without breaking your nose. The bump is made of cartilage and bone and will not deform unless it is broken. There can be a number of reasons for breathing problems and only a face to face examination would...
As stated by the other surgeons below it is important to have patience during this recovery time. Rhinoplasty surgery takes time to heal and some patients will see signs of asymmetry etc.. that are only apparent due to the swelling that is still persistent in the tissues. Allow the swelling to...
