Tip + Alar Flare - Can alar flare come back with time? (Photo)

Based on your single photo, you appear to have a pleasing facial and nasal profile appearance. You appear to have a bit of a retracted columella, which is associated with a short nasal septum, however, I'm not sure it's feasible to undergo surgery to improve upon this. Sometimes, we can achieve...

Based on your isolated photo, I suspect what you are feeling is the bottom of your nasal septum which appears to be long, and possibly crooked. This is associated with a hanging columella and excessive nostril show. If this is causing you to have severe dissatisfaction with the appearance of...

Based on your photos, you are a great candidate for tip rhinoplasty. It can be narrowed and better supported without having to touch your bridge. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty expert for consultation.

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can understand from you question if your nostril asymmetry is purely cosmetic, a rhinoplasty would be the best choice, as it can reshape the nostrils and overall nasal appearance. Septoplasty is mainly for correcting a deviated septum to improve...

You can certainly just work on the tip to lift and narrow it without getting a hooked nose if the rhinoplasty is properly performed. However, your overall result would be even better by working on the bridge some so that it could match your newly refined tip. The bridge would be easy work in...

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos a bulbous nasal tip with dynamic flaring when smiling or laughing can be improved with a tip plasty or full rhinoplasty. Tip plasty focuses on refining the cartilage to create a smaller, more defined tip and reducing alar...