My nose seems too wide for my face. There is also a lack of definition at the bottom of my nose where it seems to round off. I have slightly apparent bone on the bridge of my nose coming down the left side. This is not really an issue as from the side there are no bumps. I want to be realistic about a potential rhinoplasty so I know what exactly to look for when I start researching surgeons. Thanks! (Red splotch is a broken blood vessel, a whole other issue)
June 25, 2011
Answer: Subtle Rhinoplasty It is hard to say exactly from the photos provided whether your nose balances with your overall facial structure. It is an important consideration in evaluating and planning surgery. Keep in mind that your overall facial structure may change if you are under 25 years of age.
I can see just subtle issues with your nose, as described. There may be significant value in removing a small amount of tip cartilage, smoothing the profile, and limited narrowing where your nasal bones meet the facial bones. Make sure that you are specific in any consultation in order to ensure that you don't get 'overdone.'
Keep in mind that the more subtle of a change, the longer it will take to see it. You will have to be patient after surgery.
Best of luck.
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June 25, 2011
Answer: Subtle Rhinoplasty It is hard to say exactly from the photos provided whether your nose balances with your overall facial structure. It is an important consideration in evaluating and planning surgery. Keep in mind that your overall facial structure may change if you are under 25 years of age.
I can see just subtle issues with your nose, as described. There may be significant value in removing a small amount of tip cartilage, smoothing the profile, and limited narrowing where your nasal bones meet the facial bones. Make sure that you are specific in any consultation in order to ensure that you don't get 'overdone.'
Keep in mind that the more subtle of a change, the longer it will take to see it. You will have to be patient after surgery.
Best of luck.
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June 24, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty for wide nose. Your nose looks fine and don't let any surgeon touch it. I have 37 years experience doing noses and your risk is far greater than a slight gain. Your tip skin is thin and will show changes in the cartilages. Your too pretty to take any chance.
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June 24, 2011
Answer: Rhinoplasty for wide nose. Your nose looks fine and don't let any surgeon touch it. I have 37 years experience doing noses and your risk is far greater than a slight gain. Your tip skin is thin and will show changes in the cartilages. Your too pretty to take any chance.
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