My nose lays to the left (as does my septum) and I have been planning to get that fixed for as long as I can remember. However, recently I noticed one eye is higher than the other. If I were to fix my nose, would attention be drawn to my uneven eyes? Or would the difference be negligible?
September 20, 2016
Answer: Facial asymmetry Everyone have asymmetries to their facial features. I think if you had your nose straightened, this would help to harmonize better with your facial features. I don't think your eyes would become a new issue that is more noticeable. Best of luck.
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Facial asymmetry Everyone have asymmetries to their facial features. I think if you had your nose straightened, this would help to harmonize better with your facial features. I don't think your eyes would become a new issue that is more noticeable. Best of luck.
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Septoplasty Thank you for the question and photograph. Surgery on your deviated septum will not change your outer appearance and will neither change nor make any other asymmetries more noticeable. If you are planning to undergo surgery and are bothered by your nasal asymmetry, you will need a rhinoplasty as well as a septoplasty to correct this. When done by an experienced surgeon, this will improve your overall facial proportions and will give your face a more refined appearance. Your eye asymmetry will not be affected. Best of Luck!
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Septoplasty Thank you for the question and photograph. Surgery on your deviated septum will not change your outer appearance and will neither change nor make any other asymmetries more noticeable. If you are planning to undergo surgery and are bothered by your nasal asymmetry, you will need a rhinoplasty as well as a septoplasty to correct this. When done by an experienced surgeon, this will improve your overall facial proportions and will give your face a more refined appearance. Your eye asymmetry will not be affected. Best of Luck!
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