I don't want to be perfectly symmetrical but I do want to have a balanced face, if there are other suggestions besides a rhinoplasty please let me know I will not be offended. Thanks
November 9, 2015
Answer: Rhinoplasty for crooked nose A rhinoplasty for a crooked nose and make the nose more symmetrical. It will have Nothing to do with the smile muscle, but the face will look more symmetrical only because the nose is more symmetrical. For many examples of crooked nose repair in our practice, please see the link and video below
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November 9, 2015
Answer: Rhinoplasty for crooked nose A rhinoplasty for a crooked nose and make the nose more symmetrical. It will have Nothing to do with the smile muscle, but the face will look more symmetrical only because the nose is more symmetrical. For many examples of crooked nose repair in our practice, please see the link and video below
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November 9, 2015
Answer: Will straightening my nose with a rhinoplasty make my face more symmetrical and even out my smile? Hi, I have performed many Rhinoplasty Surgeies over the past 30 years and the simple answer is No. You nose is tilted slightly to the right because the entire left side of your face is higher than the right which creates the tilt. The left jaw line is also weaker that accentuates that appearance. You may want to add angularity to the cheeks, chin (I suspect the chin is weak on profile) and the mandibular angles that would make the face more ruggedly handsome. I would place more volume on the left side than the right when creating the angularity. This would have zero impact on your smile which is controlled by facial muscles innervated by branches of the facial nerve. Botox can be used to modify your smile by an experienced Botox injector who understands facial anatomy very well. Hope this helps.
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November 9, 2015
Answer: Will straightening my nose with a rhinoplasty make my face more symmetrical and even out my smile? Hi, I have performed many Rhinoplasty Surgeies over the past 30 years and the simple answer is No. You nose is tilted slightly to the right because the entire left side of your face is higher than the right which creates the tilt. The left jaw line is also weaker that accentuates that appearance. You may want to add angularity to the cheeks, chin (I suspect the chin is weak on profile) and the mandibular angles that would make the face more ruggedly handsome. I would place more volume on the left side than the right when creating the angularity. This would have zero impact on your smile which is controlled by facial muscles innervated by branches of the facial nerve. Botox can be used to modify your smile by an experienced Botox injector who understands facial anatomy very well. Hope this helps.
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