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Hello,Thankyou for your question .Yes, you have some asymmetry on the nostrilsand lips but it is only a few mm so ; there is no reason for notbeing socialized .You can have define look for the nose with closedrhinoplasty approach . Lip augmentation can be performed for having more symmetric lips.Bestwishes and good luck BoraOk, MD - Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon
hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question its difficult evaluate you with this angles from the picture, my recommendation is get a consultation in person with a plastic surgeon to discuss all about theme.
Based on the pictures you've posted, it appear that the nose and nasal base are off to the right of your natural midline of your face. It is not uncommon to have asymmetries of the face, some more noticeable than others. Your lips actually appear to be in the midline but the base of the nose doesn't line up with them.This can usually be corrected with rhinoplasty but requires specific attention towards the nasal base. Sometimes the septum - as we grow or with trauma - can displace off of midline and favor one side. It may need to be resuspended in the midline.I would recommend consultation with a facial plastic surgeon specializing in rhinoplasty. Professional photography and computer imaging to show you possible results may help you make a decision. Best of luck!
Facial Asymmetry is a very natural occurrence in every face. Nobody has a perfectly symmetrical face. According to your photos you have a deviation of your nose to the right. It is not easy to identify all nuances of your lips from the photos you have posted.You will very likely benefit from a rhinoplasty and possibly from a lip lift or some injections of hyaluronic acid into your lips. However, facial asymmetry is a three dimensional and complex concept, which can not be fully covered on the basis of two photos. I strongly recommend an in-person consultation with an experienced Facial Plastic Surgeon who will use computer-morphed images of your face to show you what changes can be accomplished, and how these will look in your face.Greg Bran MD PhDDouble board-certified Facial Plastic SurgeonMember of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryMember of the European Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
It is common to have nerve pain for months after surgery. It should resolve with time but will probably take at least a few months.
You may very well be a candidate for a closed tip-plasty. It would ultimately depend on what your expectations are and that would take a much more in-depth conversation and examination. Tip-plasty can also be performed in an open fashion, and recovery is also much faster than that of a full ...
Dear gingerNYC, Every surgeon has a different technique when it comes to alarplasty. I personally do not place my incisions there as they heal poorly and are often visible. I would see your surgeon and discuss your concerns and follow the post operative instructions that they give you. I would ...