Hello, I have suffered a couple facial traumas and as I age they're becoming more noticeable. Something about my facial balance always seemed off. My nose is overall not bad but does have noticeable asymmetry at an oblique angle, I'm curious if a rhinoplasty would be best/would love to hear for more facial harmony.
Answer: Achieving Facial Harmony After Trauma: Is Rhinoplasty Right for You? Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns. It’s completely understandable that past facial trauma can impact your facial balance over time, and many individuals seek options to restore harmony and symmetry.
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Answer: Achieving Facial Harmony After Trauma: Is Rhinoplasty Right for You? Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns. It’s completely understandable that past facial trauma can impact your facial balance over time, and many individuals seek options to restore harmony and symmetry.
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November 22, 2024
Answer: Would you consider a chin implant? I agree with you that you have a nice nose. I also see the slight asymmetries that are seen on oblique views. I believe that the imbalance that you are seeing could be from an underprojected chin appearance that could be making your nose look bigger than it is. You also appear to have a relatively long face, and the lower 1/3 of your face appears to be a bit short on front view. Because of those two entities, under projection on profile, and shortness on front view, I would consider a chin implant to improve upon facial balance. Computer Imaging may be helpful for establishing goals. I hope this is helpful for you. Sincerely, Dr Joseph.
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November 22, 2024
Answer: Would you consider a chin implant? I agree with you that you have a nice nose. I also see the slight asymmetries that are seen on oblique views. I believe that the imbalance that you are seeing could be from an underprojected chin appearance that could be making your nose look bigger than it is. You also appear to have a relatively long face, and the lower 1/3 of your face appears to be a bit short on front view. Because of those two entities, under projection on profile, and shortness on front view, I would consider a chin implant to improve upon facial balance. Computer Imaging may be helpful for establishing goals. I hope this is helpful for you. Sincerely, Dr Joseph.
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December 6, 2023
Answer: Rhinoplasty Hello! Thank you for your question.
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December 6, 2023
Answer: Rhinoplasty Hello! Thank you for your question.
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November 29, 2023
Answer: Rhinoplasty and chin implant You can achieve facial balance with a rhinoplasty and chin implant. In terms of the rhinoplasty, your nasal columella angle is about 90 degrees and could be made slightly higher. The tip is slightly widened and could be slightly narrowed.
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November 29, 2023
Answer: Rhinoplasty and chin implant You can achieve facial balance with a rhinoplasty and chin implant. In terms of the rhinoplasty, your nasal columella angle is about 90 degrees and could be made slightly higher. The tip is slightly widened and could be slightly narrowed.
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November 27, 2023
Answer: Yes, a rhinoplasty would be the thing to do, for a couple reasons. More... First of all, I agree that your nose seems prominent when seen against your other facial features. The three-quarters views make the nose look long -- meaning the tip could be elevated -- and the bridge look wide. And also, the nose seems to project strongly forward away from the face, so it might be good to bring the bridge and tip and entire nose back closer to your face.
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November 27, 2023
Answer: Yes, a rhinoplasty would be the thing to do, for a couple reasons. More... First of all, I agree that your nose seems prominent when seen against your other facial features. The three-quarters views make the nose look long -- meaning the tip could be elevated -- and the bridge look wide. And also, the nose seems to project strongly forward away from the face, so it might be good to bring the bridge and tip and entire nose back closer to your face.
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