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As people age there are changes that occur in the nose. Usually the tip of the nose will drop. And this gives the appearance of a longer aged nose. You need to visit a rhinoplAsty surgeon to discuss your particular condition.
Definitely the bridge of the nose is an area of change as you progress in development. This is why, unless it is a traumatic situation, we usually wait until the patient has appears to have fully matured in their facial structure prior to embarking on any surgery that would alter the appearance of the nose. With a change in the upper third, or bridge, of the nose, typically the nose will appear longer because it appears to start at a higher position. The low nose tip may need support if it does not change through the maturation process. Time will tell
Your nose stops growing usually when you do, around age 16. If might get "taller" in the profile, but Asian noses tend to have a low profile. I have attached a link of an Asian nose with a high profile.
Recovery after rhinoplasty will vary based on the person, characteristics of the nasal tissues and what was done during surgery. Immediately after the splint or cast is removed, it is common for the nose to look more defined. After the compression has been removed, the skin and soft tissues can...
Yes, it is possible. The right surgeon will be able to address your concerns with the closed rhinoplasty to smooth and reshaping the bridge of your nose and remove the undesireble hump.Choose your surgeon carefully and discuss in details your expectations.
If both sides look the same, you likely not having any unusual problem. It's common for one side to hurt more than the other. Nevertheless, my feeling is that if you have any concerns this soon after surgery, it's best to have your surgeon take a look. A lot depends on exactly...
He would take a significant blow to your nose in my opinion. The noise is pretty solid after four months. The fact that you have not had significant swelling, pain or a nosebleed would indicate my opinion that no significant damage was done. If you should however develop additional symptoms I...
The crease may be created from a long caudal septum, have you checked with a rhinoplasty specialist? If this is the case reducing the caudal septum should reduce the crease.
Dear Elawson,I agree with the other docs that it is very early to judgeThe scars near the nostrils will look the worst around a month out, they will lighten up over the next several months to year (did you have a nostril reduction?)Also, expecting a perfect result might be a stretch, you can...