The tip of my nose curves slightly to my right, I feel a little bump on that side and when i press against it clicks back into place and straightens out..once I let go it goes back to being crooked. I may have injured this at some point playing hockey but don't recall when, any ideas to what it could be? Could it be the cartilage is out of place? Does this require surgery to fix and can it be fixed? Thank you
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The rhinoplasty procedure typically is performed to thin and narrow the tip, nostrils, and nasal bridge. It must be done in such a fashion that the nose balances with itself and with the facial features presented. Multiple techniques are used to narrow tip cartilages, including dome suturing...
Yes your are correct. Droopy tips generally do not rise up. However, when there is significant supratip edema, this can create the illusion of a droopy tip. As the swelling or scarring resolves, it may appear that the tip rotates upwards.
Hello and thank you for your question. Your nasal appearance will not change with weight changes. If you would like to change it, the best way to do so is with a Rhinoplasty. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person...
