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The nose is narrower from the frontal view, and you can see how the face lift
helped her lower face, giving a more triangular contour to the front of her jaw.
Her lower eyelids sit in a low position as a complication of lower eyelid
surgery that was performed elsewhere. The eyelid surgery tutorial's
chapter on lower eyelid surgery contains a
discussion
on what can happen to the eyelids when
the eyelid operation isn't performed with judgment and care.
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Questioner:
By looking at these photos of my nose do you think I would be a good candidate for a non surgical nose job?
And if so what has to be done is it possible to make it look smaller because I don't want it to look bigger then what it is
(Questioner submitted photos)
Dr. Denenberg's answer: Non-surgical nose job? Oh god, no.
A non-surgical nose job:
1) can **only** make a nose larger
2) is almost *never* a good idea.
I know there's lots of writing about non-surgical nose jobs out there, but really, 99.99999% of it should be ignored.
You have a hump and a tip that projects strongly forward from your face. Those features are correctable only with a surgical rhinoplasty.
Hope that helps!
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