Not sure what to do with my slightly bulbous nose. I have provided photos even when smiling when it looks more wide. It appears the nostrils might not be symmetrical as well. I think my bridge is ok though. Do you think i just need a tip plasty?
Answer: Would tip plasty be sufficient to narrow my bulbous nose and balance my features? Improving and refining a
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Answer: Would tip plasty be sufficient to narrow my bulbous nose and balance my features? Improving and refining a
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January 31, 2015
Answer: Would tip plasty be sufficient to narrow my bulbous nose and balance my features? A rhinoplasty to refine the tip and improve the bridge would probably be better to keep the nose in balance.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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January 31, 2015
Answer: Would tip plasty be sufficient to narrow my bulbous nose and balance my features? A rhinoplasty to refine the tip and improve the bridge would probably be better to keep the nose in balance.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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January 31, 2015
Answer: Rhinplasty I think a balanced rhinoplasty including probably taking down the dorsal hump would be an appropriate thing to do if you are interested in a rhinoplasty.
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January 31, 2015
Answer: Rhinplasty I think a balanced rhinoplasty including probably taking down the dorsal hump would be an appropriate thing to do if you are interested in a rhinoplasty.
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Full rhinoplasty not a tip plasty When a large dorsal hump is present, a full rhinoplasty is required, not a tip plasty, otherwise the nose will be significantly out of balance. The bulbous tip is addressed with suture techniques applied to the lower lateral cartilages of the tip to narrow it. The dorsal hump must be shaved down to match the new tip, and osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to narrow the bridge line. For many examples and more information, please see the video and the link below
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Full rhinoplasty not a tip plasty When a large dorsal hump is present, a full rhinoplasty is required, not a tip plasty, otherwise the nose will be significantly out of balance. The bulbous tip is addressed with suture techniques applied to the lower lateral cartilages of the tip to narrow it. The dorsal hump must be shaved down to match the new tip, and osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to narrow the bridge line. For many examples and more information, please see the video and the link below
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Tip Rhinoplasty? Your photos block out key components in evaluating the nose. The nasofrontal lateral view is blocked. If this is lower you possibly would need something done here to "balance" your nose (cartilage graft). Your dorsum may be a bit high as well. As far as your tip it is slightly bulbous. Since I cannot see the inner aspect of your eyes it is hard to determine if the base of your nose is too wide (that is best way to determine this). It also appears you would need a small tip rotation from what I see on your lateral view. I would recommend yo see a surgeon who has a good history and experience doing rhinoplasties. If they have imaging that can be helpful for you to see what the possile outcomes could be.
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Tip Rhinoplasty? Your photos block out key components in evaluating the nose. The nasofrontal lateral view is blocked. If this is lower you possibly would need something done here to "balance" your nose (cartilage graft). Your dorsum may be a bit high as well. As far as your tip it is slightly bulbous. Since I cannot see the inner aspect of your eyes it is hard to determine if the base of your nose is too wide (that is best way to determine this). It also appears you would need a small tip rotation from what I see on your lateral view. I would recommend yo see a surgeon who has a good history and experience doing rhinoplasties. If they have imaging that can be helpful for you to see what the possile outcomes could be.
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