My daughter has a bump on the bride of her nose from an accident. She's really self-conscious about it and thinks it makes her look horrible. I've tried to tell her that it doesn't matter but she won't understand. I wouldn't prefer surgery for her considering the fact that she's too young and a mother would never want surgery on her daughter/child.
May 7, 2012
Answer: Dorsal nasal hump / nose bump treatment
Hi Cailyn,
I'm sorry to hear that your daughter is self-conscious about her nose. Adolescence is a difficult time and I know that sometimes no amount of reassurance seems to help young women feel confident in their appearance.
There is no way to remove the bump without surgery. That said, I would not recommend surgery for this problem for a 12 year old because the nose still has some growing and adjustment to do. You may find that your daughter "grows into" her nose and becomes less self-conscious with time. If she is very self-conscious I'd predict that she will always feel that there is a bump there (and that you will always be able to see a bump), but perhaps with time she will decide that surgery is not something she wishes to have.
If your daughter is very focused on surgery you may find that visiting a sympathetic surgeon provides some reassurance, or at least helps her know what her options are.
I hope this helps you. Good luck!
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May 7, 2012
Answer: Dorsal nasal hump / nose bump treatment
Hi Cailyn,
I'm sorry to hear that your daughter is self-conscious about her nose. Adolescence is a difficult time and I know that sometimes no amount of reassurance seems to help young women feel confident in their appearance.
There is no way to remove the bump without surgery. That said, I would not recommend surgery for this problem for a 12 year old because the nose still has some growing and adjustment to do. You may find that your daughter "grows into" her nose and becomes less self-conscious with time. If she is very self-conscious I'd predict that she will always feel that there is a bump there (and that you will always be able to see a bump), but perhaps with time she will decide that surgery is not something she wishes to have.
If your daughter is very focused on surgery you may find that visiting a sympathetic surgeon provides some reassurance, or at least helps her know what her options are.
I hope this helps you. Good luck!
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