Regular Rhinoplasty or Just Tip Rhinoplasty? (Photo)

hello.your tip is really high projected.and you have elastic skin.we must deproject your nose.also put strong strut graft to support the tip.if you like your straight looking its up to you not to touch the nasal bones.the price is not changing.but if the tip of the nose will get more defined if i were you i also want from my doctor to get more narrowed the nasal bones.

Hi from Istanbul! A tip plasty alone can be a very effective and beautiful solution for you. By shortening the projection of your nose tip and reshaping it, you can achieve a great new look. This approach should be more than enough without needing to alter other parts of your nose. This is not an approach that would work for everyone, i.e., the nose needs to be considered as a whole, and usually the entirety of the nose needs to be shaped to create a harmonious look, but you should be fine with a localized intervention. An in-person consultation is necessary for more detailed recommendations. Hope this helps!

In person exam is essential. Based on limited photos- it appears that you would benefit from a complete Rhinoplasty preferably performed through a closed technique. In the right, experienced hands you can expect a more feminine, more elegant nose. I suggest that you seek a Board Certified PS with extensive Rhinoplasty experience and a wide gallery of before+afters

Based on your second photo which shows your nose from top to bottom, I suspect that your bridge is a bit wide and you might benefit from osteotomies. Please consider meeting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists who offer computer Imaging so you can see what might be best for you moving forward. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Nasal tip surgery is what you need. The projection of the tip of your nose needs to be reduced. Basically move the tip backward to provide the proportion that you are looking for. Cost does go down if correction of only this aspect of your nose is desired.

Hi, It is better for you to consult with a facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and discuss the surgical procedure if needed and the post op recovery
process.

Thank you for your enquiry and sharing your photographs.
In general tip rhinoplasty alone can be considered in a situation like yours. It would most likely still require some additional support to help control the shape and this is usually carried out with grafts from the nasal septum.
The difficulty with the decision about whether to involve the nasal bridge or not comes from understanding the characteristics of the skin. If the nasal skin is moderately thick, when the tip projection is reduced it will aggregate and produce more fullness in the supratip area. This can be controlled to some extent with additional reduction in the lower part of the nasal bones and create impression that the overall contours are balanced.
It is an element that can be discussed and evaluated more accurately in consultation than in photographs.
In general,-tip only rhinoplasty tends to bring the cost of the procedure down as the intervention is shorter but will most likely vary between surgery centres.

Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can see from your photos Instead of tip rhinoplasty, I recommend a rhinoplasty operation to get rid of this image.
It would be better face to face consultation.
Best regards!

During a tip rhinoplasty, only the nose cartilages undergo reshaping. Conversely, in a traditional rhinoplasty, all facets of the nose, including both cartilages and bones, may be modified. While your images are well-documented, distinguishing the extent of excess tip due to skin thickness versus misshapen cartilages is challenging. A thorough assessment of this aspect requires an in-person examination.

Regardless of the scenario, the bony part of your nose appears well-shaped and symmetrical. Consequently, opting for a tip rhinoplasty seems like a sensible approach. From your pictures, it's evident that you have a feminine jawline, with no apparent deficiency or cause for concern.

Dr. B.

You have multiple irregularities of your nose. You have a rounded tip, poor nasal columella angle of approximately 90 degrees and it should be 110 degrees, you do not have any columella show and the dorsal contour is irregular. You will need a rhinoplasty, not just the tip.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.