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I think the roundness of your nasal tip is due to the fact that you had a surgery to de-project your nose. That means that your nose was put closer to your face so it shouldn't stick out as far. That can lead to slight rounding of the nasal tip. You look terrific! Hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your photograph, you may benefit from a revision Rhinoplasty in order to derotate and deproject your over-rotaed tip. With good surgical technique, you could have an outstanding result. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified rhinoplasty surgeon who can evaluate you in person.Best wishes and good luck.Richard G. Reish, M.D.Harvard-trained plastic surgeon
The curvi-linear indentation along the bridge of your nose is likely a small gap in between your nasal bones and upper lateral cartilages that became visible. Depending on your examination, this indentation and the one in your tip maybe filled with microdroplet Silikon-1000. It may also be...
Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can understand from your question If there is no problem in your health, yes, you can have another surgery for your deviation. Your surgeon will inform you correctly about this and a second surgery can be performed after the 6th month. It would be...
I think your tip is overly stretched so that the nostril shape is not natural. Deprojection of your nose tip would help to regain normal shape of the tip. It will prorbably involve lowering the strut and readjusting the tip cartilage in a natural and original anatomical position. Thank you.
Based on your photo, you are a great candidate for revision. The length of the tip can be reduced, and it can be lifted some as well so it won't look as obvious when you smile. Also, you may need your bridge to be built up some because it appears low. This will help balance your tip better. Be...
It is too early to really consider doing anything further on your nose. However, it does appear that the septum is deviated to the left anteriorly, which contributes to the difference in the nostrils. Often times, it takes more than some people think to get the end of the septum to stay in the...
What catches my eye is that the tip is strongly forward projecting. The tip stands out off of the line that the rest of the bridge makes. If the tip were to be brought back closer to your face, that would make the nose *look* longer, and it might be all you need, or most of all you need, from...
