I've always have had low self esteem issues cause of this. I can't seem to just get over it. Can't even see my jawline. I have that bump on my nose and my chin is to small for my lips. Forehead is kind of big to. Just can't really see it in this pic. It's weird cause looking at me from the front isn't as bad.
August 17, 2014
Answer: I hate my side profile. I've always had low self esteem issues cause of this. A rhinoplasty and a chin implant can improve your overall facial balance. Find an expert in your area in both surgeries who has great reviews and great before and after pictures.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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August 17, 2014
Answer: I hate my side profile. I've always had low self esteem issues cause of this. A rhinoplasty and a chin implant can improve your overall facial balance. Find an expert in your area in both surgeries who has great reviews and great before and after pictures.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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August 18, 2014
Answer: Improving the profile. The profile of the face can be influenced adversely by the imperfections in the forehead, cheeks, nose, lips, chin and the neck. The forehead flaws could be receding or protruding forehead. The nose could look undesirable as a result of prominent hump or deficiency in the projection or length of the nose. The cheek abnormality is often a deficiency in the projection of malar bones. The lips could be short, long, too thin or too thick. The chin could be prominent or under-projected, short or long. The neck may look suboptimal as a result of too much fullness under the neck. While not everyone needs to have a perfect profile, your profile could be improved by augmenting your forehead, a rhinoplasty, augmenting your cheeks, moving your chin forward and down with sliding genioplasty and removing some fat from under your chin. These all could be done at the same time or in stages, depending on your desires. Again, there are not many individuals who have a perfect profile or totally symmetric face. You may wan to consult a craniofacial plastic surgeon in your area who is focused on aesthetic surgery of the face to help you with some or all of these zones, whatever you choose. Surgery on the nose, chin and the neck will have the biggest impact on your profile. Of, course, your surgeon will take your front view in consideration when making the recommendations.
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August 18, 2014
Answer: Improving the profile. The profile of the face can be influenced adversely by the imperfections in the forehead, cheeks, nose, lips, chin and the neck. The forehead flaws could be receding or protruding forehead. The nose could look undesirable as a result of prominent hump or deficiency in the projection or length of the nose. The cheek abnormality is often a deficiency in the projection of malar bones. The lips could be short, long, too thin or too thick. The chin could be prominent or under-projected, short or long. The neck may look suboptimal as a result of too much fullness under the neck. While not everyone needs to have a perfect profile, your profile could be improved by augmenting your forehead, a rhinoplasty, augmenting your cheeks, moving your chin forward and down with sliding genioplasty and removing some fat from under your chin. These all could be done at the same time or in stages, depending on your desires. Again, there are not many individuals who have a perfect profile or totally symmetric face. You may wan to consult a craniofacial plastic surgeon in your area who is focused on aesthetic surgery of the face to help you with some or all of these zones, whatever you choose. Surgery on the nose, chin and the neck will have the biggest impact on your profile. Of, course, your surgeon will take your front view in consideration when making the recommendations.
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