I really like my nose bridge and I think it is not too big, but it seems like one side on the tip is indented more than the other. I think this throws off the symmetry. What are common fixes for a nose like mine? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Answer: Nasal tip correction Asymmetry of the tip and related structures is very common. Once the area is carefully analyzed, correction options can be discussed. Options range from injection with a dermal filler, the least expensive but not the longest lasting. Correction with Alloderm (a human skin implant material). Correction with a piece of your own cartilage taken from your septum. The last two options are more invasive and costly but the longest lasting. Good luck!
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Answer: Nasal tip correction Asymmetry of the tip and related structures is very common. Once the area is carefully analyzed, correction options can be discussed. Options range from injection with a dermal filler, the least expensive but not the longest lasting. Correction with Alloderm (a human skin implant material). Correction with a piece of your own cartilage taken from your septum. The last two options are more invasive and costly but the longest lasting. Good luck!
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October 12, 2014
Answer: Rhinoplasty for asymmetrical tip Part of the tip cartilages on the concave side represent an inverted lower lateral cartilage of the nasal tip. A cartilage graft harvested from inside the nose can fill this area out and make it more symmetrical, just like the opposite side.
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October 12, 2014
Answer: Rhinoplasty for asymmetrical tip Part of the tip cartilages on the concave side represent an inverted lower lateral cartilage of the nasal tip. A cartilage graft harvested from inside the nose can fill this area out and make it more symmetrical, just like the opposite side.
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