I like my nose overall, but I'm not happy with the front view. I think it's too wide from base to nostril. Also it spreads and droops when I smile. I would like a narrower nose, a pointier tip and smaller nostrils, more like Monica Bellucci's nose. Is it possible, or do I run a high risk of it looking too fake?
September 1, 2015
Answer: Options for improving appearance of your nose.
Your nose also has a slight septal deviation with mild indentation on the right. Acheiving the nose you desire should be a somewhat reasonable goal. It likely will require a graft to the tip as well as alar base reductions and a cinching suture to minimize lateral displacement with smiling and animation.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Options for improving appearance of your nose.
Your nose also has a slight septal deviation with mild indentation on the right. Acheiving the nose you desire should be a somewhat reasonable goal. It likely will require a graft to the tip as well as alar base reductions and a cinching suture to minimize lateral displacement with smiling and animation.
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December 30, 2014
Answer: Achieving Your Goals with Rhinoplasty
A “done” look is not necessary, even when rather extensive work is done on the nose, when performed by a skilled and aesthetic-eyed surgeon. So many maneuvers in rhinoplasty are connected: strengthening of the columella (that midline portion on the bottom of the nose that divides the 2 nostrils) complements the refining of the tip, which also prevents dropping of the tip on smiling. This dropping can be further reduced by cutting what is called the “depressor septi” muscle which serves no other purpose than to pull down the tip, especially one that is weak, upon smiling. All this is further complemented by nostril narrowing.
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December 30, 2014
Answer: Achieving Your Goals with Rhinoplasty
A “done” look is not necessary, even when rather extensive work is done on the nose, when performed by a skilled and aesthetic-eyed surgeon. So many maneuvers in rhinoplasty are connected: strengthening of the columella (that midline portion on the bottom of the nose that divides the 2 nostrils) complements the refining of the tip, which also prevents dropping of the tip on smiling. This dropping can be further reduced by cutting what is called the “depressor septi” muscle which serves no other purpose than to pull down the tip, especially one that is weak, upon smiling. All this is further complemented by nostril narrowing.
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