Ive genuinely disliked my nose since I was old enough to form my own opinion (so since the age of around 4). I was bullied throughout my school years because of it, and - 60 next year - still dislike it. No amount of contouring improves it,. Its just a small, bulbous, caricature like annoyance. All I see in the mirror and on photos are nostrils! Can this degree of over rotation be corrected or improved in any way? I dream of a straight, chiselled nose (Id be thrilled with a nose like Catherine, Princess of Wales), but realistically less nostril on show would be heavenly! Any advice would be so gratefully received. Thank you.
I have always hated how big and round the tip of my nose is, I dislike the wideness but i love the way my nose bridge looks from the side. I just really hate the bulk at the tip. I dont want to change the bridge or give myself a super pointy tip as I want it to look natural and match my ethnic features. I almost feel like my nose could be button like if it wasnt so thick and round. And I dislike to smile widely as my nose looks way too wide for my liking.Is there a way to fix my concern without messing with the bridge and not making it super pointy? I wish i could carve out the skin almost im not sure
My side profile has always been an insecurity of mine. I had a plastic surgeon tell me that I wouldnt see a benefit from a rhinoplasty. But I would like a second opinion before scheduling another consult with a different surgeon. Would I be a good candidate?
My nose is large, crooked, and harsh, particularly with harsh nostrils, and has a cleft that makes it look like a butt. I don't want an upturned nose, in fact, I would like no change to how it hangs, closeness to my lips, etc. I would just like for it to not be so fat, my nostrils to not be so harsh (probably this will be helped when I get fat transfer, already sure I need that for my empty face), and to get rid of the cleft. It would be nice if I could fix how crooked it is, but if that makes the surgery much more complicated, it's not as important. Would also like to get rid of the bump on the bridge, but, again, this isn't super important.
I'm reaching out for a second opinion on my nose following open rhinoplasty 14 months ago. While I am generally pleased with the overall shape, Ive been struggling with a few ongoing issues that are impacting how I feel about the outcome: Blanching and stiffness at the tip The tip of my nose feels very firm and immobile. I wasnt aware that a graft would be used in my procedure, and Im finding it difficult to adjust to how solid the structure now feels. When I move my mouth or smile, the tip remains rigid, and the skin stretches tightly over it, causing noticeable blanching. This is particularly visible when smiling, and the underlying cartilage becomes quite prominent. Asymmetry The right side of my nose appears sharper and more defined than the left, adding to the feeling of imbalance. My surgeon's view was that blanching like this can occur in patients with thin skin, where the skin effectively shrink-wraps around the cartilage framework. He advised that its not dangerous and unlikely to worsen over time. He mentioned several possible approaches, including: Doing nothing, as it may not become more noticeable. Subcision needling, to release the skin from the cartilage and potentially soften the structure (not widely used in this context, but considered low risk). Nanofat or microfat injections, to cushion the area and improve skin quality, particularly as my skin has also been affected by past Roaccutane treatment. Further surgery, involving a fascia
I have had a hard white growth on my septum for as long as I can remember. A doctor once suggested it was possibly from trauma as i was kicked in the face as a kid. I do also have an autoimmune condition not that it's related. I went to two difderent ENTs who gave me completelly different recs. The first said she could cut and cauterize in the office but there was a possibility she would punch through the septum. The hope was skin would grow over it. The second Dr. suggested doing a flap under anesthesia but no further info. It does split around it and bleed and scab over. So it's painful at times and very noticible. I'm not sure which rout to take for removal with the least comlications or looking or feeling awful. I don't even know what the cyst really is. Any suggestions would be alpreciated. Also should i have ENT do it or some other profession.
is it possible and if so has it been done before to increase the vertical length of the nose from the front profile in order to fix a long philtrum wich is cause by a short nose commonly seen in African and asian people who commonly have this problem and no don't suggest any lip liftds because that will fix the long philtrum but will make face worse as midface is ideally proportionate with an ideal 1:1 ratio and ideal eye separation ratio of 0.46 and fwhr of 1:2 and lips are ideally full and ideally proportioned 1.4:1 so any augmentation of lip lift will just mess with both the midface and the lips wich will just make it worse than having the long phitrum as the problem is the nose, the nose just needs to be moved down the whole thing and this isn't a problem to be solved with increase in tip projection or rotation of the tip to create a more acute nasolabial angle as those are all fine the nose just needs to literally move down a few mm including the alar base and spetem just the whole thing if yk what I mean I hope I've made what I mean very clear as when I search for this online it just show with increasing nasal tip projection as well as rating nasal tip to create a more acute nasal labiral angle and increase the height of the nasal bridge for those with a very flat and if not almost non exisnat nasal bridge commonly seen in like east asians pls lmk only thing is lefort 2 mayb to increase nasal length but then do a lefort 1 to make the actual upper jaw bac