Is it possible to add some bump to the nose?

Hi, Based on your photos, you seem to have a deviated nasal bridge and a bulbous tip. Depending on the reason for your bulbous tip- surgery may require defatting the tip, cartilage grafting, and/or reshaping, this will reduce the width and bulbosity of your nose. The bridge of your nose can be...

Thank you for reaching out. I would suggest you stay in close contact with your surgeon and let them know about your illness and weight loss, he/she will likely have you get blood work prior to surgery to make sure you are clear for surgery. Best of luck! Dr. Kim

Ibuprofen is a member of the class of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs which inhibit clotting by interfering with platelet function. Most surgeons recommend patients stop taking it completely for 2 weeks prior to surgery to avoid extra bruising and bleeding during surgery; but most of the...

Dear kayla taylor in City of Industry, California: If you were hit 6 months ago and now you have a bump, you probably had a broken nose.  If your skin was torn, that suggests again it was a significant forceful injury.  What you have now is probably what you are going to have.  The best wa...

Dear SGreenwich83 in Greenwich, CT: The decision to use spreader grafts to solve a collapsed valve, which you may have is not perhaps as serious as if you had previous nose surgery should be addressed. Closed rhinoplasty is excellent, but I am not sure what you mean by, “can do some filing of th...

Hi tweety18in,The most common cause of deviated implant are unsuitable implant - too long I-shaped implant or too long leg of L-shaped implant; pre-existing nasal bone asymmetry; nasal septum deviation; or poor implant positioning. All these issues can, and should be corrected during a revision ...