Can a tip plasty correct my bulbous tip and round, flared nostrils? Hoping to achieve a more lifted and projected nose (photos)

Your nose does not require an ala base reduction. Since your nasal tip is a low tip with thick tip skin rather than a bulbous tip, performing surgery aimed at correcting a bulbous tip could lead to issues such as a pinched tip. Using ear cartilage or septal cartilage to improve tip projection...

There is no particular operation to remove fat from somebody's nose. There is a fat pad in the nasal tip, especially in people with thicker nasal skin types. Sometimes this is removed during rhinoplasty surgery to enhance tip narrowing and tip definition. In order to achieve narrowing of the...

You've done a good job evaluating your facial proportions, and based on your photos your chin does appear slightly recessed relative to the middle and upper third of your face. As you mentioned, some degree of recession is certainly acceptable for a female Asian profile. The benefit of chin...

Asian rhinoplasty comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, but the most permanent results will come from using tissue from your own body. With an experienced rhinoplasty specialist, you will be able to create a surgical plan based on your aesthetic/functional goals. When looking for a surgeon,...

The result that you are looking for can be achieved with Asian rhinoplasty with alar base reduction. You have made changes to the projection of your tip, along with the shape, width and flare of your nostrils. Alarplasty alone could not achieve this result, but would be used in combination with...

In patients with thicker, sebaceous skin, the nose can be reduced in size and width without changing projection, but this will limit the amount of size reduction that is possible. Computer morphing can be performed during your consultation to give you a good idea about the types of changes that...