Hello - I've always been self conscious about how my nose looks at certain angles. I'm wondering what type of rhinoplasty I would need to fix how the end twists making my nostrils uneven. The tip seems to droop outwards a bit as well. What causes this type of deformity? Thanks so much!
December 12, 2023
Answer: Open Rhinoplasty Thank you for providing photographs. An open structural rhinoplasty would best address your boxy nasal tip (poor definition), nasal deviation, and wide nasal bones. In an open rhinoplasty procedure all of the cartilage structures that contribute to these deformities are directly visualized and re-contoured in order to achieve your goals. The key to a straight nose starts with a straight nasal septum so I would straighten your septum and use the extra cartilage from your septum to support the projection and rotation of your nasal tip. I hope this helps!
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December 12, 2023
Answer: Open Rhinoplasty Thank you for providing photographs. An open structural rhinoplasty would best address your boxy nasal tip (poor definition), nasal deviation, and wide nasal bones. In an open rhinoplasty procedure all of the cartilage structures that contribute to these deformities are directly visualized and re-contoured in order to achieve your goals. The key to a straight nose starts with a straight nasal septum so I would straighten your septum and use the extra cartilage from your septum to support the projection and rotation of your nasal tip. I hope this helps!
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December 5, 2023
Answer: Caudal Septal Subluxation A rhinoplasty alone will not correct for the deformity that you have demonstrated in your photos. You will need to address the bottom portion of your nasal septum at the same time that you undergo rhinoplasty or your nose will remain twisted, or become twisted again over time no matter how well your rhinoplasty is executed.
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December 5, 2023
Answer: Caudal Septal Subluxation A rhinoplasty alone will not correct for the deformity that you have demonstrated in your photos. You will need to address the bottom portion of your nasal septum at the same time that you undergo rhinoplasty or your nose will remain twisted, or become twisted again over time no matter how well your rhinoplasty is executed.
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