I had a rhinoplasty last year which left one nostril higher than the other. Instead of lower the nostril, would it be possible to raise the other side? Possibly, by removing skin from inside of the nostril, allowing it to retract?
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Hi, I have performed and taught Rhinoplasty for 30 years. From the photos your nose does have a dorsal hump and the chin is very weak. Your nose is yours and while family has some genetic impact, it's not the only factor deciding how your nose appears. Rhinoplasty can...
A rhinoplasty will most definitely NOT improve symmetry in the rest of your face, including your smile. Yes, you have minor asymmetries of your face (as we all do) but they are absolutely within the norm. I think if you try and have these small asymmetries corrected, you run the risk of creating...
I am sorry to hear about your grandmother but 91, wow! Your question is one I am asked weekly! The nose does not technically grow as we age. All of the cartilage that supports your nose is held together with connective tissue covered by a skin envelope. As we age, the...