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HiFirst off I have to tell you that I have seen hundreds if not thousands of pictures over 15 years from patients and your "picture" was the best!!! Priceless!! Thank you!Now as far as your concern, if what you want is a different transition from your nose to your eyebrows and forehead you need to post actual pictures of your face for us to see if that is even possible. Turkish delight is overkill for something like that. I would suggest thinking about a few drops of Restylane, once or twice a year which is much more precise and low risk and will not be as bulky as a turkish delight "packet."
The Turkish delight is used to augment a low shallow bridge on the nose. It is not used to widen the area in the nose where it transitions to the eyebrows. This would better be accomplished with morselized single cartilage graft placed in that area on each side.
Turkish Delight is a term used for a technique in which cartilage is minced into a fine slurry and placed in the nose to augment the profile. I don't think it would stay well where you want it. Also, I have to wonder why you want your nose wider there. Generally we narrow that area.
The nasal bump on your nose is from bone and cartilage beneath the skin. You would have to press hard enough to break these structures and reposition them to get a change in your nasal profile and reduce the bump. This would be very uncomfortable. All the pressing you have been...
The so called lip lift is a useless operation. I wouldn't even waste my money. There, problem solved.
Thank you for the photo and question but you are way too early to judge your final result and the tipwill probably drop on its own as swelling leaves the noseDr Corbin