Hi! So I have broken my nose multiple times by playing sports and am considering a rhinoplasty to make my face appear more feminine. However, I am worried about how the rhinoplasty might affect the proportions of my face. So mainly I am coming here to ask what procedures I should maybe get to acheive a more feminine face and also if its not just my nose thats throwing off my facial proportions. Thank you in advance!
April 21, 2025
Answer: Rhinoplasty and Facial Harmony Hi,Your nose seems have a slight bump in the middle part of the bridge,also underrotation and overprojection of the nose tip.Your nose can be fixed by lowering your bridge ,improving tip aesthetics by reducing the height of the tip and increasing the rotation slightly.Avoiding making the result “operated” look,a harmonical and balanced result can be achieved in experienced hands.Have a nice day,good luck.
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April 21, 2025
Answer: Rhinoplasty and Facial Harmony Hi,Your nose seems have a slight bump in the middle part of the bridge,also underrotation and overprojection of the nose tip.Your nose can be fixed by lowering your bridge ,improving tip aesthetics by reducing the height of the tip and increasing the rotation slightly.Avoiding making the result “operated” look,a harmonical and balanced result can be achieved in experienced hands.Have a nice day,good luck.
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April 18, 2025
Answer: Rhinoplasty There are several things that can be done to feminize the face. Your photos were quite helpful in general. I suspect that rhinoplasty alone will help you achieve your goals, but we can also look at your hairline shape and your cheeks when not smiling. Watch our videos to learn more. This is a particular research and clinical focus of mine for 25 years.
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April 18, 2025
Answer: Rhinoplasty There are several things that can be done to feminize the face. Your photos were quite helpful in general. I suspect that rhinoplasty alone will help you achieve your goals, but we can also look at your hairline shape and your cheeks when not smiling. Watch our videos to learn more. This is a particular research and clinical focus of mine for 25 years.
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