Asymmetric - Radix-Dorsum-Glabella region. Are there any procedures to fix this?

Based on your photos, you appear to have an overprojected nasal profile, meaning your nose sticks out too far from your face. Your bump can be turned into a feminine curve on profile in all likelihood. Hope this helps you. Dr Joseph

Hi, thanks for your question. Yes, you should be fine to get your covid vaccine soon following your rhinoplasty surgery, as long as you're feeling well enough. You could have side effects from the vaccine so it's really more a matter of feeling strong enough to deal with those. I would speak to...

The swelling and induration (firmness) following a rhinoplasty take many months to completely resolve. And although we generally think of most of it resolving by 6 months, it does vary from patient to patient depending on skin type, amount of surgery, skill of the surgeon and post-operative care...

Thicker skin always takes longer to settle fully - the shrinkwrapping that occurs post op is slower and less complete. You have a little fullness in the supratip area rather than a real pollybeak. The first thing to consider is injection of steroid into this region which may well settle this...

Hi, thank you for the question! Here is what I think: the tip cartilage is what causes to a droopy nose look. Hence, reshaping the tip cartilage is going to give you a better proportion. Also, some changes in the bridge would help you have a more proportional profile. Hope this helps, best regards!

Your up-close photo appears to show a wide nasal tip and nostril appearance. Rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for achieving narrowing in the lower third of your nose. Consider consulting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists so you can see what to expect moving forward. Thank you....