Can I Use Rogaine for Hairloss Before a Rhinoplasty?

      I improve noses similar to yours every day, and I do not anticipate any problem achieving a natural result.  Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year.  Then look at the...

This generally is due to a firm columellar strut is was placed deep to provide tip support.  it does support the tissues well - the compromise is clicking some times.  if it is painful consider having it reduced.

You have a very petite face and need a petite nose to match it.  You need the hump reduced along with bony reduction. You need septoplasty to correct your deviation.  Your tip also needs refinement with cephalic trim and suturing.

Dear slp, You have up to 14 or so days to fix a nose, the longer you wait, the harder it will be to set the bones correctly If you do not get it fixed now, it is good to wait 6 weeks, especially if the cartilages are involved, and the septum (which divides the 2 sides of the nose)...

The rationale for evaluation by a reputable ENT is to ensure you do not have a septal hematoma - a collection of blood within your nasal septum that can lead to cartilage loss if it's not drained. If your nose looks and breathes well, there may be nothing to do. The cracking sensation may be...

Hi Sophie, The bones and cartilage of the nose can develop unevenly and this is the cause of the bump you see. It does not need trauma for a nose to develop a lean or bump. The solution though is likely a rhinoplasty and you will need to be assessed by a surgeon. From there a plan can be...