I’m considering rinoplasty to correct a hump on my nose. I was seen by a doctor and I was considering making the bridge of me nose smaller, is this considered width or the length? Also, I have close set eyes, how can I prevent them or make them appear further apart, should keep the sides of my nose the same and just correct the hump or do both? by both i mean correct the hump and slim out the sides of the nose.
April 4, 2010
Answer: Nasal hump reduction and intercanthal width By reducing the nasal hump and simultaneously performing osteotomies to narrow and close the open roof which is formed by the hump reduction should not really change the distance between your eyes. This is especially true if everything is done in proportion. If you have small deep set eyes they may illusionally appear less deep since the nose will appear smaller the eyes will be more visible due to lack of a shadowing effect. I hope this information helps.
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April 4, 2010
Answer: Nasal hump reduction and intercanthal width By reducing the nasal hump and simultaneously performing osteotomies to narrow and close the open roof which is formed by the hump reduction should not really change the distance between your eyes. This is especially true if everything is done in proportion. If you have small deep set eyes they may illusionally appear less deep since the nose will appear smaller the eyes will be more visible due to lack of a shadowing effect. I hope this information helps.
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Answer: Nasal hump reduction and close set eyes The width of the nose is includes the width of the nasal bones as well as the width of the tip. The length of the nose is measured from the tip to the nasofrontal angle (area where the nose meets the forehead, between the eyes). When a small hump is removed, the nasal bones do not need to be narrowed. If a large hump is removed, the nasal bones will have to be narrowed somewhat conservatively to prevent the flat top or open roof deformity, regardless of close-set eyes. With a shorter and flatter profile of the nose, the eyes will look less close-set.
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Answer: Nasal hump reduction and close set eyes The width of the nose is includes the width of the nasal bones as well as the width of the tip. The length of the nose is measured from the tip to the nasofrontal angle (area where the nose meets the forehead, between the eyes). When a small hump is removed, the nasal bones do not need to be narrowed. If a large hump is removed, the nasal bones will have to be narrowed somewhat conservatively to prevent the flat top or open roof deformity, regardless of close-set eyes. With a shorter and flatter profile of the nose, the eyes will look less close-set.
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