How Can I Shorten a Long Face? (photo)

Hi, Delayed tip collapse happens when the structural integrity of the nose is violated; sometimes it takes place as a delayed reaction when nasal parts/grafts settle (cartilage absorption may take place if used). Fillers are a temporary fix and cannot reflect the same results a...

Lengthening or augmenting noses is certainly possible and is rather routine in my practice. Adding to a nose in a way that is structurally sound and as natural as possible requires significant effort and time.  Discussion of the options and mechanisms of a revision surgery is...

Bumps on the nasal bones sometimes come back in part from formation of a callus. This is part of the healing process of bones. As the bones heal further they often go away. However it may take a year to fully heal. If the bump persists at a year they can be shaved in a much smaller procedure.

It is very possible to shorten or narrow the length of your nostrils after a rhinoplasty. It can typically be done under local anesthesia. That being said I would wait at least six months for the rest of your nose to settle down before proceeding with that procedure.

If only tip work is performed, you will be in the operating room for less time and the cost of surgery will be lower.  However, it important to understand that the goal with rhinoplasty is to create a nose that blends in with one's own natural features, and enhances their look.  It is...

3 months is a little early so I'd wait a few more months before jumping to conclusions.  If the asymmetry persists, most likely it is caused by the bridge being a bit more prominant on one side than the other.  Even a millimeter or 2 mm difference can cause this finding.  If it is...